Restoring Trust After an Adulterous Affair
Truth in Love 288
What has been broken can be restored by God because of God’s power and for God’s glory.
John Newton and Biblical Counseling
Truth in Love 287
John Newton shows us that faithful, biblical theology fuels accurate and helpful counseling.
Counseling Implications for a Culture in Crisis
Considering Homosexuality and Religious Liberty
Recent legal trends threaten Christian ethics and biblical counseling approaches to homosexuality.
Overcoming Sexual Sin
The Most Important Reality
The good news of the gospel is not merely that God forgives our sins, He also empowers our obedience.
What Do You See?
Same-Sex Attraction and a Biblical Approach to Looking
Many churches have affirmed the sin of homosexual activity, yet have struggled with understanding same-sex attraction.
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.
A Tale of Two Councils
Is Scripture Sufficient to Counsel Sufferers?
In immense suffering, the psalmist anchors himself in Scripture alone, which offers sufficient guidance, counsel, and hope for the suffering saint.
The Light of the Gospel in the Darkness
The people coming to sit and talk with us are very often in a dark place, and it is in those moments that we get to offer the most wonderful news of the gospel.
The Church’s Role in Counseling You
When faced with a crisis or seeing a need for change in our lives, there is a temptation to withdraw from the church. This is an invitation to be truly known and cared for by the the counsel found in God’s Word and in His Church.
Lies My Therapist Told Me— Part 2
Truth in Love 518
The secular therapeutic world will label anxiety and depression as illnesses, of the inmaterial mind. Instead, search the Bible for the clarity and hope found in how God sees us and our problems.
Counseling Those with Panic Attacks
Truth in Love 285
When counseling those who struggle with panic attacks, we must turn to the character of God.