Mirrors Work Best from the Front
If my counselees use the mirror of God’s Word to show someone else’s faults, they’re missing out.
Toward a Biblical Understanding of Neurodiversity
How should we make sense of the buzzword “neurodiversity” as biblical counselors?
Counseling Men Accused of Abuse
How should we wisely counsel a person who has been accused of abuse?
Conformity to Christ and the Capacity to Enjoy Him
In counseling, one must teach their counselees to see their trials as the road to becoming more like their Savior. Embracing this truth will lead to a more profound joy and enjoyment of Him.
How to Respond When Your Child is Labelled with a Psychiatric Diagnosis
In a world in which psychiatric diagnoses are common, one should seek to discern every troublesome thought, emotion, and behavior through the living Word of God.
How to Counsel the Dying
Truth In Love 424
How do we care for those who are approaching death’s door and into the presence of Jesus?
The Stress Test Chair
What are some attributes of God that we can we call to mind in times of distress?
Anger and Stress Management God’s Way
Book Review
Dr. Mack provides a practical review of anger and stress, then provides biblical solutions and hope.
Take Joy in the God of Your Salvation
No matter what your suffering looks or feels like, the beauty of biblical truths like these will refresh your weary soul when you make the choice to rejoice.