Human Suffering and Heaven’s Hope
Truth in Love 177
Joni Eareckson Tada shares how the Lord has worked in her life through suffering to produce hope.
A Biblical Theology of Heaven’s Hope
Truth in Love 229
How are biblical theology and heaven’s hope interwoven, and how do they inform our counseling?
Helping Women Put Off Life-Dominating Sins
Susan Heck talks about common sins that Christians commit. She provides biblical definitions and practical tips for putting off sin.
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?
Helping the Discouraged
God chooses, in His sovereignty and His grace, to show Himself strong when we are very much aware of our weakness.
Heaven’s Hope
Truth in Love 227
We must first identify human suffering as real, in a lot of different ways and a lot of different forms.
For the Grieving Parent with the Loss of a Child
The story of our children who have died has just begun. The Bible gives us a different hope.
Finding Rest in Christ
Truth in Love 476
If you feel weary as a Christian, it’s not because the gospel has changed but it is because your perception of the gospel has shifted.
2019: Human Suffering and Heaven’s Hope
Fierce suffering in this world demands that our minds be occupied with the glories of the world to come. Deep and abiding joy is the serious business of heaven. As Christians we must re-calibrate our gaze upon our eternal hope, not merely as a future reality, but as a hope that conquers fears and threats of present human suffering.
Toward a God Centered Theology of Suffering – Paul Tautges
Biblical Theology of Heaven’s Hope – Jim Hamilton
Suffering with Chronic Pain – Brad Brandt
Finding Hope in an Unwanted Diagnosis – Tim Keeter
Finding God’s Grace in Seasons of Suffering – Brad and Vicki Bigney
When All Hope Seems Lost
Scripture is sufficient to answer how and why people experience a level of despair as great as suicide.
The Centrality of the Gospel in Counseling
Whether we speak of Jesus in counseling is a matter of counseling ethics.