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Puritan Treasures for Today
Truth in Love 537
Dale Johnson: I am thrilled to have with me on this first day of our conference in Fort Worth, Texas, “Ancient Paths, Soul Care in Past […]
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.
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Three Truths about Anxiety from Philippians 4:6-7
When we rightly recognize the source of our anxiety as being inside us, then we can know the God of peace.
The Benefits of Affliction in the Psalms
Allow affliction to accomplish good things in your life. God intends it for your good and His glory.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Is the Mind Central to Change?
Nate Brooks dives into anthropology and psychology in light of cognitive behavioral therapy.
Loving Messy People
Book Review
Scott Mehl uses the wisdom from Galatians to call for all believers to engage in the ministry of soul care.
Lessons Learned from Starting a Counseling Ministry
Truth in Love 296
Dale Johnson and Ron Allchin provide wisdom in how to start a counseling ministry—with guidance and also warning.
Thinking Hopefully, Not Wishfully
God is the agent of our hope, and He cannot be thwarted. What He promises, must be accomplished.
Enduring Dark Providences
Providence is God’s active sovereignty and involvement in every aspect of our lives at all times for His glory and our good.
Counseling Self-Injuring Teens
God doesn’t desire behavior management or modification, but rather a heart change through Jesus Christ his Son.
The Biblical Counseling Movement After Adams
Book Review
Heath Lambert clarifies the purpose, development, and growth of the biblical counseling movement.
Teaching Counselees to Pray
Truth in Love 295
The spiritual discipline of prayer is fundamental to our growth in Christ.
Practicing Contentment
If ever we’re going to learn to be content, we must live with the confident expectation that the best is yet to come.
Hope, When Hopes Die
Scripture is sufficient for even the grief of losing a loved one who died without Christ, and the comforts of Christ flow to this valley of the shadow of death.
