The Necessity of Works with Faith
Truth In Love 373
What’s the difference between justification and sanctification? Why is it important to teach a biblical view of faith and works in the counseling room?
Teaching Women to be Content
It is in a relationship with Jesus Christ and there alone where women will find true contentment.
Assurance of Salvation
Help from 1 John for Young People Who Struggle
Trust in the truths of Scripture, not the lies of your thoughts.
To the “Young and Inexperienced” Counselor
The lack of shared experience only further magnifies the power and sufficiency of God’s Word to change hearts and lives.
A Biblical Counselor’s Assessment of Creation Therapy
Creation Therapy is predicated upon several unbiblical presuppositions and owing to these views, the resultant counseling methodology falls short of biblical soul care.
Models of Lament
Truth In Love 366
Can godly people have bad emotions? How can we express our questions, emotions, and sorrow to God in faith?
A Biblical Assessment of Emotionally Focused Therapy
Truth In Love 364
Emotionally Focused Therapy is a common approach to couples counseling. But where does it come from? Is it compatible with a Christian worldview?
Counseling During COVID
Truth in Love 355
The biblical law of love is not about what I demand that you do. The biblical law of love is what I do for you.
Casting Our Cares
Humility keeps us dependent on God and God alone. With humility, we can be taught in His ways and learn what is right.
Counseling the Right Truths From the Right Texts
Truth In Love 341
We must guard against falling into the trap of being a biblical counselor who teaches the right doctrine from the wrong texts.
Considering Neuroscience in Biblical Counseling
Truth in Love 336
How do we, as biblical counselors, read the research of neuroscience with a helpful eye that doesn’t dismiss it out of hand but maintains a discerning heart?