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Our Senses Are Not the Problem
Truth in Love 551
Dale Johnson: This week on the podcast, I have with me Dr. Lee Edmonds. He’s been teaching medicine and Bible for over 40 years. He […]
Does the Bible Speak to Narcissism?
Narcissism is an age-old concept that’s a familiar label today, but what does the Bible say about it, and how should Christians think about it?
Preventing and Purging Sexual Sin
Truth In Love 550
Dale Johnson: This week on the podcast I’m thrilled to have one of my wonderful friends, my former pastor, Bryan Gaines. He serves as a […]
Applying the Four Categories of Suffering in Counseling
Taking a dive into categories to help identify shared characteristics among a variety of counseling issues, while also offering insight into potential heart responses.
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When Hardship Hits: 7 Ways God Uses Suffering to Make us Like Jesus
How does God’s care and good purposes manifest in hardships and suffering that believers experience?
The Unbiblical Nature of Reparative Therapy
Truth In Love 348
What do we believe about reparative therapy as biblical counselors, and how is it different from biblical counseling?
How to Better Demonstrate Care for Others
When the person walks away from your conversation, that individual should feel heard, listened to, and cared for.
Empty Longings and God’s Treasures
Choosing to respond to our pain in a God honoring way will bring freedom and joy.
Religious Liberty in Counseling
Truth In Love 347
How should believers respond to the legal challenges found in ordinance 31-21?
A Scriptural Framework for Marriage
Marriage is intended to be a picture of God’s relationship with His Church.
You Are Called to Suffer with Christ
Suffering is common to all human beings; however, its expectation is more sure for Christians, due to our union with the suffering Savior.
West Lafayette Ordinance 31-21
Truth in Love 346
The ordinance that’s happening in West Lafayette is distinct because it now targets non-licensed providers, which includes us as biblical counselors.
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.
Stand for Biblical Counseling
Dear Friend of Biblical Counseling, Greetings! We want to inform you of an ongoing development that could have significant ramifications for biblical counselors. In West […]
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?
