To the “Young and Inexperienced” Counselor
The lack of shared experience only further magnifies the power and sufficiency of God’s Word to change hearts and lives.
Christlike Speech on Social Media Platforms
As believers, we should be truthful and sincere, gentle and graceful, in our speech, both in daily conversations and on social media.
Grumbling Against the Great Shepherd
There is no surer sign that you have lost sight of the greatness of God than when you begin to grumble.
7 Words of Counsel from Habakkuk
Despite his brevity, this minor prophet teaches us about God’s answers to life’s most difficult questions.
Biblical Motivations for Putting the Past in the Past
What shall we do when our past sins accuse, question, and taunt our present state of justification?
For the Grieving Parent with the Loss of a Child
The story of our children who have died has just begun. The Bible gives us a different hope.
Handling Rejection and Hurt
Christlike attitude isn’t automatic. We need to train ourselves in righteousness.
Mental Health Awareness Month Podcast Series
Check out these podcast episodes—a biblical perspective on the various mental health topics.
Hearts and Habits
Book Review
Everything we do is shaped by habits. But how do we form habits that aim at biblical change and the glory of God?
Same Old Truths from the Same Old Places
Experience in counseling is a great thing, but it can lead to complacency in handling the Word of God.
Addressing the Passive Husband
Growth in sanctification requires patience. Healthy relationships are marked by accountability, grace, and long-suffering.
Counseling from the Foot of the Cross
Christ’s final words speak to us great wisdom not to be overlooked or neglected in our counseling to the sinner, saint and sufferer.
