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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.
Tricks of the Tempter
Truth in Love 536
The tempter often tricks us through the weaknesses in our desires, and yet there is a biblical salve that comforts, corrects, and equips the believer through all temptation.
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.
Counseling Discernment from John Newton
Truth in Love 535
Newton goes beyond applying theology to life, with his skill at knowing what was the need of the moment in counseling.
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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.
The Methodologies and Techniques of Emotionally Focused Therapy
Truth In Love 365
Can we adopt secular methodologies in EFT into our biblical counseling framework? Does general revelation justify the means to an end?
Mental Health Awareness Month Podcast Series
Check out these podcast episodes—a biblical perspective on the various mental health topics.
Hearts and Habits
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Everything we do is shaped by habits. But how do we form habits that aim at biblical change and the glory of God?
Why We Should Counsel from the Old Testament Prophets
We must read, interpret, and apply the prophets in order to better know Jesus and to enjoy him more fully.
A Biblical Assessment of Emotionally Focused Therapy
Truth In Love 364
Emotionally Focused Therapy is a common approach to couples counseling. But where does it come from? Is it compatible with a Christian worldview?
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.
Ungodly Introspection in OCD
Truth In Love 363
What is the difference between godly and ungodly introspection? How can those who struggle with OCD be freed from an enslaving, ungodly introspection?
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.
How Love Shapes our Communication
Withdrawing in the midst of a conflict (without good reason) is often a selfish decision.