Featured Resources
Prioritizing the Vertical
A Paradigm of Biblical Counseling from Exodus 20
A believer’s walk with God is first and foremost vertical in nature with horizontal implications.
Navigating Conflict with Lost Family
When we confront our family, or anyone for that matter, we must prayerfully speak the truth in love.
Counseling from Biblical Narratives
Truth In Love 345
How do we use the whole of the counsel of God, particularly the narratives in Scripture, when counseling?
Explore All Resources
Latest Resources
Prioritizing the Vertical
A Paradigm of Biblical Counseling from Exodus 20
A believer’s walk with God is first and foremost vertical in nature with horizontal implications.
Navigating Conflict with Lost Family
When we confront our family, or anyone for that matter, we must prayerfully speak the truth in love.
Counseling from Biblical Narratives
Truth In Love 345
How do we use the whole of the counsel of God, particularly the narratives in Scripture, when counseling?
How Compassionate is Your Counseling?
Do others see Christ’s compassion demonstrated in your words and actions?
Wise Speech From Proverbs
Truth In Love 344
How we speak is revealing. It says something about who we are. Are we saying things consistent with God’s character or are we not?
French Pastries and Biblical Counseling
When we put the labels in biblical terms, we can find biblical solutions and offer hope.
Considering Categories of Sorrow
Truth In Love 343
Understanding the different categories of sorrow is helpful when working with counselees to identify the best course of action to serve them.
2021 Biblical Counseling Book of the Year
ACBC has chosen the 2021 biblical counseling book of the year! The winner was selected by a vote of our certified counselors.
Loving Counselees with Low Reading Comprehension
How can you teach and love counselees who struggle with reading comprehension?
Christmas Traditions with Howard Eyrich
Truth In Love 342
Discover some of the Christmas memories and traditions from the Eyrich household.
A Counselor’s Conversation Matters
The words of a counselor should be self-controlled, wise, and filled with hope.
