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Words of Life

Book Review

Timothy Ward’s book Words of Life leaves the reader ready to open the Bible and encounter God for himself.

How Do I Give Hope?

Giving hope is one of the essential skills a biblical counselor must develop.

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.

Biblical Counseling and Confidentiality

Truth in Love 293

We want to keep counseling matters confidential, but there are certain issues where the Bible makes clear that we cannot hold absolute confidentiality.

You’re Not Overthinking—You’re Underthinking

The world likes to rebrand sin to make it sound more appealing, and the action and label of overthinking is the latest rebrand.

God Glorifying Change

Truth in Love 523

“We’re actually trying to get at the motivation. Until the person we’re discipling learns to adopt these new God-honoring motivations, then we could say our shepherding work isn’t done”

The Holy Spirit’s Role in the Process of Change 

The Holy Spirit has set us free in Christ and dwells within us, giving life to our mortal bodies so that we can set our minds on the things of the Spirit, and live a life that pleases the Lord.

Lamenting the Right Way

In grief, despair, and tragedy, prayers of lament are a beautiful gift of grace. When we pray in this way, we begin by directing our hearts toward heaven, to the God who hears and cares for us.

Reasons to Not Grow Weary from Counseling

How do we bear one another’s burdens, while holding fast to hope in Christ?

Praying the Psalms 

From the depths of despair to the heights of praise, the Psalms teach us how to communicate with our Creator in every season of life.

In a Night of Anxiety

Instead of meditating on difficult circumstances, we are wise to fill our prayers with meditations on the Lord’s goodness.

Is the Term “Control” a Biblical Way to Describe a Seemingly Common Problem?

How do we replace sinful control with submission unto Christ and His Word?