A Task Interrupted
Why and How the Church Departed from Biblical Counseling
We must be aware that the church has a unique and special role and that counseling is central to that role.
Wrong More Often Than Right: The Problem of Psychological Diagnosis
Let us, as Biblical Counselors, redouble our efforts to think clearly about how people are being cared for in this world.
The Pursuit of a Personal Utopia
When life doesn’t turn out our way, we are tempted to change our circumstance instead of pressing into Christ.
Jay Adams
A Man Who Embraced God's Joy
Jay possessed an absolutely infectious joy, the kind of delight that only our great Savior could produce.
Issues in Biblical Counseling
Addressing the Elephant in the Room
What does it mean to be a biblical counselor?
Is Biblical Counseling Really CBT?
Biblical counseling and CBT offer two different mechanisms for how people change that stem from two different anthropologies.
Helping Marriages through Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
A couple can be equipped to face PTSD even if PTSD and its symptoms never leave their marriage.
Counseling Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Plotting the Course
We need to be prepared to help those who have suffered in the aftermath of life-altering and sometimes life-ending affliction.
Ministering to Those with Brain Injuries
Stuart Scott discusses how to minister spiritually and practically to people who have suffered brain injuries and their families.
Putting Your Past in Its Place
Book Review
How do I, as a Christian, handle a past that is painful, full of hurt and deception, and hard to forget?
Defeating Despair
Start the all-important task of interpreting your circumstances through the lens of Scripture.