The Trellis and the Vine
— By Colin Marshall and Tony Payne
Using the imagery of a trellis and vine, the authors teach how to maintain a healthy church body and ministry.
Speaking the Truth in Love
— By David Powlison
This book is addressed to the counselor who is looking to grow in their own personal communication skills while in counseling sessions.
Seeing with New Eyes
— By David Powlison
This book is a compilation of essays that takes a look at how Scripture informs relationships and outlines care for one another.
Putting Your Past in its Place
— By Steve Viars
This book presents a new perspective on how someone can view their past and step forward into the future, using the lens of Scripture and forgiveness as their source of hope and guidance.
Instruments in the Redeemer’s Hands
— By Paul David Tripp
This book is a comprehensive study on how God uses people as tools of change in the lives of others.
How People Change
How Christ Changes Us by His Grace
— By Timothy S. Lane and Paul David Tripp
This book explains the biblical pattern for heart change that is motivated by a redemptive and right relationship with your Creator.
How to Help People Change
— By Jay Adams
Adams teaches how change is brought about in the heart, through the counsel of Scripture. He also incorporates detailed instructions on the different stages of counseling.
Discipling the Flock
— By Paul Tautges
This concise resource equips pastors with the skills to shepherd and guide their congregation using the Word of God.
Counseling
How to Counsel Biblically
— By John MacArthur
Written with multiple contributors, this book provides a strong foundation for the theology of biblical counseling.
Counseling the Hard Cases
— Edited by Stuart Scott and Heath Lambert
This book establishes the sufficiency of Scripture in biblical counseling and gives practical examples of how Scripture brings hope and change to even the hardest counseling cases.
Counseling by the Book
— By John Babler and Nicolas Ellen
This book teaches how Scripture is sufficient to counsel, and what the role of the church and Scripture have in the theology of biblical counseling.
Competent to Counsel
— By Jay Adams
Competent to Counsel presents a general introduction and overview of biblical counseling. This foundational book called the church back to faithful soul care in 1970.