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Triggers: Proposing a More Biblical Construct—Part 2
Biblical counselors should understand the way the term “triggered” is used, and how the use of this term may encourage unbiblical thinking.
What is Gentle Parenting?
TIL 541
The philosophy behind gentle parenting takes on a therapeutic worldview that is contrary to Scripture’s view of man.
Triggers: Proposing a More Biblical Construct–Part 1
Trigger is a colloquial term that we often use without considering the deeper implications of the heart.
Answering Your Questions on Guilt and Shame
TIL 540
Despite feelings of guilt and shame, the Bible helps us categorize what is truly our responsibility to bear.
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Engaging Abused Women
Truth in Love 263
What do we need to understand in order to engage abuse victims with compassion, grace, and mercy?
Walk by the Spirit
The call of God is clear. We must walk by the Spirit, not the desires of the flesh.
Lessons from the Doves
God knows exactly what you need for every aspect of your life, and He will generously provide.
Sexual Difficulties in Marriage
Help couples practically pursue physical intimacy in unity, pleasure, and an expression of mutual love.
The Sufficiency of God’s Grace in Counseling
Take a look at 2 Corinthians 12:1-10 to understand the foundational doctrine of God’s grace in biblical counseling.
Helping Men Lead in Their Home
Truth in Love 262
By understanding what godly leadership looks like, men will be able to lead well in their homes.
Gracious Words Amid Sword Thrusts
Are your words gracious gifts that land pleasantly on the one listening or sources of grumbling and disputing?
Finding Hope in an Unwanted Diagnosis
In an unwanted diagnosis, we find hope to make every effort to boldly magnify our Savior while we suffer.
Blame it on the Brain
Book Review
Blame it on the Brain teaches readers how to think biblically through psychiatric problems relating to the brain.
How to Cultivate Compassion as a Counselor
Truth in Love 261
Having the eyes of God and the knowledge of the Gospel leads to compassion and empathy for our counselees.
What is Sin?
We must understand the multi-faceted reality of sin, and how it manifests itself in our lives.