The Kind of Church In Which Biblical Counseling Thrives
As a body we are called to spur one another up, fueled by the grace of God.
Help Your Teen Before He Is One
Being a teen is not easy, however, parents can biblically prepare their children well for this season to come.
Counseling Parents of Lost Teens: Giving Hope and Perspective
How do you trust in the promises of God to give you a biblical perspective in the midst of parenting trials?
True Hope for Parkinson’s Disease
True hope and peace for those suffering from Parkinson’s are found in the promises of God and His Word.
I Don’t Know What It’s Like
By God’s grace, I have personally lived a mostly sheltered life in that I grew up in a Christian home and always have had exposure […]
Ernie Baker’s Biblical Counseling and the Psychologies
Book review
This book teaches one how to discern through different counseling approaches and portrays how the Bible truly is sufficient in counseling.
The Holy Spirit and Biblical Counseling
One can trust fully in the sufficient Spirit and Word of God in every element of counseling.
The Untapped Potential of Biblical Counseling in Christian Schools
Biblical counseling at Christians schools is both necessary and possible.
The Importance of Teaching our Counselees to Pray Specifically
The Lord wants us to pray specifically, but fear of “getting it wrong” can keep us praying generically.
Wise Counsel from Job’s Counselor, Elihu
Job is most famous for being a story of suffering, but Job is also a story of counseling.
When Young Counselors Face Backlash
Sound biblical counsel does not discriminate against age but is inextricably linked to the proper dispensing of God’s Word.
Satan Hates Repentance So You Don’t Have To
Repentance is not antithetical to love, compassion, and gentleness.
