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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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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.
Words of Life
Book Review
Timothy Ward’s book Words of Life leaves the reader ready to open the Bible and encounter God for himself.
Biblical Answers for Schizophrenia
Truth in Love 294
Is schizophrenia a biological or a spiritual issue?
The Call to Forgive
Forgiveness is more than just words that are exchanged between people when sin has been committed.
A Good God
Innumerable things occupy our thoughts. One of our greatest needs is to fix our fluttering thoughts on God.
Biblical Counseling and Singleness
Impatience arises when we begin to doubt God’s goodness or the wisdom of His timing.
Addictions: A Banquet in the Grave
Book Review
Through Christ we have strength to overcome even the strongest addiction.
Practicando el contentamiento
Si alguna vez vamos a aprender a contentarnos, debemos vivir con la expectativa segura de que lo mejor está por venir.
Biblical Counseling and Confidentiality
Truth in Love 293
We want to keep counseling matters confidential, but there are certain issues where the Bible makes clear that we cannot hold absolute confidentiality.
The Influence of Counseling on Preaching
When I climb into the pulpit to preach on a Sunday morning, my biblical counseling training comes with me.
When I Don’t Desire to Counsel
As biblical counselors there is no substitute to spending unhurried time to taste and see the goodness of the Lord for our own souls.
