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2025 Biblical Counseling Book of the Year
ACBC has chosen the 2025 biblical counseling book of the year! The winner was selected by a vote of our certified counselors.
Five Things We Forget About God When We Complain
Complaining is a sin that has become normal to many, and yet it is the fruit of a dangerously low view of God’s goodness and sovereignty.
Lessons from 1 John: Discerning Genuine Salvation in a Counselee
Exploring how 1 John equips counselors to discern genuine salvation and shepherd hearts with truth and hope.
Christmas Traditions with Jacob Elwart
Truth in Love 548
Dale Johnson: This week on the podcast, I’m delighted to have with me, for our Christmas Traditions episode, Dr. Jacob Elwert. He is the Pastor […]
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God, Marriage, and Family
Book Review
Marriage is permanent, sacred, intimate, mutual, and exclusive.
The Work of the Holy Spirit in Counseling
Truth in Love 298
Only the Spirit of God can truly transform a person.
What I Learned Early on as a Biblical Counselor
New counselors, don’t be discouraged with the lessons you learn. Lean in and keep pursuing growth. Trust God.
Personal Providence
God's Use of Jay Adams in My Life and Ministry
God, by His providence, used Jay Adams to set the course of Howard Eyrich’s life and ministry.
Church Employment, Termination, and Reporting
Truth in Love 297
How should leaders respond to legal issues within their churches?
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.
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.