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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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Roadblocks Along the Avenue of Grace
As ministers of reconciliation, may we call others to Christ and put no stumbling blocks in their paths.
Thinking Biblically About Choosing a College
Truth in Love 299
A lot of people seem to think that choosing a college is an area that God does not need to be involved in.
A New Example of an Old Adage
Trust and Obey
Our responsibility is simple—trust and obey. God handles the rest.
Help for the Counselor Who Feels Overwhelmed
None of us can begin to counsel without a dependence on the Lord.
Giving Homework According to the Stages and Phases of a Counselee
Learn ways to assess what homework would be most helpful for your counselee.
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.
How to Begin a Biblical Counseling Ministry
It is important that the leadership of the church embrace believers opening up the Word of God and helping other believers.