Following Jesus
A Blueprint for Biblical Counseling
We pursue obedience to Christ for the sake of God’s glory.
“I Don’t Understand What You Are Doing, Lord!”
Lessons from Habakkuk
In a world full of uncertainty, we can place our trust in a faithful God, who is true to His character.
Six Truths to Remember When Your Counselee Stops Meeting with You
This article shows biblical truths to hold on to when we feel abandoned by a counselee.
Questions about the ACBC Conference on Abuse
Truth in Love 157
Dr. Heath Lambert answers several questions regarding our Annual Conference on abuse.
Three Observations About Exhortation
Even while not easy, exhortation serves an essential function in the plan of God to keep us in the faith.
The Heartache of Rejected Counsel
It brings great sorrow when those we have sought to help reject God’s truth to their own harm.
Facing Giants by Fixing Gaze
Eyes on the Covenantal King Rather Than Self as the Means to Victory in Terrifying Circumstance
What does the Bible teach about fear?
God’s Omnipresence as a Comfort and a Caution
As biblical counselors, we must remind our counselees that God is equally present during all their actions, both righteous and unrighteous.
Money in the First Years of Marriage
Money is a vital subject for newly married couples to carefully think through together.
One Sinner To Another
How the Church Must Speak About Homosexuality
There are voices tempting us to speak grace without repentance, or speak conviction without care.