The “B” in Biblical Counseling
If we are committed to the sufficiency of Scripture in biblical counseling, why would we define the nature and practice of our counseling by any standard outside of Scripture?
Encouraging Parents with Unbelieving Children
Truth In Love 377
Is it the parents’ fault if their children are unsaved? How can we encourage parents who have wayward children?
Same Old Truths from the Same Old Places
Experience in counseling is a great thing, but it can lead to complacency in handling the Word of God.
We Can Change!
Biblical change requires effort and perseverance. It takes work, but it brings hope and joy as we see change happen!
The Puritans on Contentment
Truth in Love 338
How should we understand contentment and how do we keep from confusing this idea with something like apathy or indifference?
Counseling Those Who Served
We can turn to God’s Word for both comfort and guidance in how to deal with the traumatic events people have experienced along with the fallout of those events.
Counseling People Affected by Disability
Truth in Love 333
Providence assures us that not only is God working out His master plan for the universe, but He’s also at work carrying out His will for our good and His glory.
Ministering to Those with Brain Injuries
Stuart Scott discusses how to minister spiritually and practically to people who have suffered brain injuries and their families.
A Biblical View of Finances
God gives everything, and everything we have has been given to us. We need to remember that. We are really managers, not owners of our money.
What About the Unconscious?
Truth in Love 272
The final authority for someone being counseled by a Freudian counselor is the counselor.
Ministering to the Spiritually Cold and Rebellious
Our responsibility is to be faithful in giving the Word and lovingly and accurately representing the Lord Jesus Christ.
Using Jeremiah 17 in Counseling
Jeremiah 17 is an invaluable passage for counselors to highlight what is fundamentally wrong with our hearts.