Triggers: Proposing a More Biblical Construct—Part 2
Biblical counselors should understand the way the term “triggered” is used, and how the use of this term may encourage unbiblical thinking.
Triggers: Proposing a More Biblical Construct–Part 1
Trigger is a colloquial term that we often use without considering the deeper implications of the heart.
When and How to Graduate a Counselee
Graduation should always transition a counselee from intensive discipleship with the counselor to shepherding and discipleship in the church.
Are You Planting a Church Without Biblical Counseling?
Biblical counseling, as the Bible applied to everyday life, is essential in the culture of a church plant
How God uses Seasons of Change
Through the trials and joy of change, God is exposing sin, inviting growth, and revealing grace in the life of the believer.
Lou Priolo’s Presuppositions: A Framework for Evaluating Your Counseling Approach
Lou Prioli’s book Presuppositions of Biblical Counseling provides a framework for understanding the pillars of biblical counsel.
Counselors, You Can Offer Gospel Hope Without Shared Trials
Take heart, fellow counselors: you don’t have to share the same trial to share the same gospel. The gospel is enough.
The Use of AI in Biblical Counseling
We should be wary about trying to take shortcuts in the counseling process by using AI to plan and prepare.
How to Counsel the Grieving
In the book of Lamentations our sorrow finds refuge in the goodness of God, offering insight and hope to counsel the grieving.
You’re Not Overthinking—You’re Underthinking
The world likes to rebrand sin to make it sound more appealing, and the action and label of overthinking is the latest rebrand.
Expressive Individualism and the Biblical Counselor
Expressive Individualism and the Biblical Counselor
With expressive individualism being the cultural air we breathe, it is important for biblical counselors to be aware of the threat it poses.
A Tribute to Dr. Wayne Mack
My forty-five year old friendship with Dr. Wayne Mack began in the early 1980s through the National Association of Nouthetic Counselors (NANC), known today as […]
