The Effect of Sin on Our Thinking
Under the noetic effects of sin, people really do believe that they can save themselves.
The Refiner’s Fire
God uses trials to test the reality of our faith in a similar way to the process of purifying precious metals.
Big Truths for Young Hearts
Book Review
Bruce Ware tackles all the basics of theology in short chapters to satisfy anyone hungry to know more about God.
Counseling Using Biblical Narrative
Biblical narrative provides an accurate portrait of real-life human existence and it provides a portrait of God’s character as He relates to His creation.
Sword Words
Sword words, or verbal abuse, hurt, do damage, and feel like the thrusts of a metal object into your body.
Introduction to Counseling Children
For children the struggles, the desires, and the hope are no different than for those of us who are adults.
When All Hope Seems Lost
Scripture is sufficient to answer how and why people experience a level of despair as great as suicide.
Using the Wilderness to Expose the Heart
We are more prone to identify our difficult circumstances than we are to identify the issues of our own heart.
Gracious Words Amid Sword Thrusts
Are your words gracious gifts that land pleasantly on the one listening or sources of grumbling and disputing?
Blame it on the Brain
Book Review
Blame it on the Brain teaches readers how to think biblically through psychiatric problems relating to the brain.
How to Cultivate Compassion as a Counselor
Truth in Love 261
Having the eyes of God and the knowledge of the Gospel leads to compassion and empathy for our counselees.