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.
Instilling Hope in Every Counselee
Believers have a greater hope in this life and should learn to encourage one another deeply in the truth of the gospel.
Overwhelmed with Thanksgiving
Reminders from Psalm 100 amidst overwhelming circumstances
A counselor should be able to point their counselee to thankfulness towards God, and help guide them through Scripture in doing so.
Suffering is God’s School of Sanctification
Believers have a reason and hope when a trial arises, as these trials bring opportunity to see God’s character, grow our faith, and trust God.
Walking With Watson
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The Christian can learn from Puritan Thomas Watson in how the Bible can be applied in suffering, sin, and sadness, leading the believer to be more conformed to Christ through every circumstance.
How God uses Seasons of Change
Through the trials and joy of change, God is exposing sin, inviting growth, and revealing grace in the life of the believer.
Puritan Treasures for Today
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Dale Johnson: I am thrilled to have with me on this first day of our conference in Fort Worth, Texas, “Ancient Paths, Soul Care in Past […]
Puritans for Today
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The Puritans have a way of teaching us today how to integrate the Bible and its doctrines into our life experience and into the problems we face in daily life.
The Light of the Gospel in the Darkness
The people coming to sit and talk with us are very often in a dark place, and it is in those moments that we get to offer the most wonderful news of the gospel.
Spiritualizing Sin with Biblical Language
Spiritualizing sin is not a harmless misunderstanding. It is a rejection of God’s authority masquerading as righteousness.
The Self-Sufficiency of God in Counseling
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The self-sufficiency of God shapes the way we, as biblical counselors, shepherd and love counselees unconditionally, without need of affirmation or validation.
Helping Our Counselees Learn to Endure
We fix our gaze not on how badly it hurts or on how much longer the race is, but on His promises to walk alongside us and give us what we need to finish the race with endurance.
