Responding Biblically to Your Past
The world places major emphasis on the power of an individual’s past.
Spiritual Strength
As believers, we’re confident that “the work which His goodness began, the arm of His strength will complete.”
Counseling a Fearful and Abused Wife
Counsel an abused wife by addressing fear, reconnecting to the Lord, and training for righteous responses.
The Role of Music in Counseling
Theologically rich worship music can become a friend that is with our counselees in the times between meetings.
Who Is the Counselor’s Counselor?
The Holy Spirit is called alongside to help you as your helper and counselor.
Counseling and the Resurrection
Truth in Love 254
In light of hope, we can transcend above the suffering, the consequences, and the pain of this present age.
What Are Our Responsibilities to Those We Counsel?
Do not allow your counseling to stop when the individual leaves your appointment.
Our Refuge in the Storms of Life
While David still acknowledges the danger around him, he also knows that God will inevitably have the final word.
Biblical Sorrow Without Sinful Complaining
Long before you start pointing out how someone might be sinning in their circumstances, I hope as a counselor that you’re willing to create a safe place for them to sorrow.
PTSD, Memories, and Biblical Counseling
Almost anyone who struggles with the aftermath of a traumatic event will have some difficulty and concerns with memories of the event.
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.