Spirit-Empowered Counseling
Truth in Love 282
[…] we get more serious about maybe more obvious sins of the flesh—adultery, lust, or hatred, things like that. Really any time that I’m turning […]
Helping Women Walk in the Light of Redeemed Sexuality
[…] area of sex—abuse, pornography, same-sex desires, adultery, incest, dissatisfaction in marriage, rape, lust, masturbation, poor body image, inhibitions, growing up in a legalistic environment—it […]
Seven Counseling Lessons from Job
[…] Job speaks of his diligence to not look at a woman with lust. The context, though, is his argument that God has treated him […]
The Unbiblical Nature of Reparative Therapy
Truth In Love 348
[…] In the Bible, if you have general heterosexual desires, that’s identified as lust. The sexual desire that is good is when you have sexual […]
Thanksgiving: Necessary Ingredient for Sexual Purity
[…] counsel people, not to mention yourself, in the fight against impurity and lust. You have no problem finding biblical passages addressing this issue, but […]
Counseling As Evangelism
[…] 2:13). Provide biblical solutions to your non-Christian counselee regarding his anger, his lust, his finances, his depression, his adultery, etc. Where he is sinning […]
What’s God Got to Do With It?
[…] What about the trials and the conflicts that result from wickedness or lust or those kinds of things? Those are immediate causes. We recognize […]
Do You Ever Wonder Why Someone Seeks to Upset You?
[…] not come from your desires for pleasure that war in your members? You lust and do not have. You murder and covet and cannot obtain. […]
Repentance
Seeking God’s Glory Through Self-Confrontation
[…] 1:14 says that everyone is “drawn away and enticed by his own lust.” Just because other people struggle with and express their anger in […]
Rebuilding a Marriage After Betrayal
[…] different views on that. What constitutes pornea? Does betrayal involve a mental lust or some touch? Is it full sexual involvement? You’re going to […]
Jesus Wept
[…] time and saw it was “good.” Adam used those same eyes to lust after the fruit and what he thought it represented. This was […]
Counseling and our Union with Christ
[…] trust, from bitterness to forgiveness, from demeaning words to edifying words, from lust to purity, and from impulsiveness to thoughtfulness. You’re now free to […]