Faithfulness in Counseling
We are faithful in counseling when we proclaim Christ, and we do so utterly dependent upon His work within and through us.
How Compassionate is Your Counseling?
Do others see Christ’s compassion demonstrated in your words and actions?
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?
Christ-like Love
We need to communicate and relate to people in a way that they can see clearly that our motive is Christ-like love.
Doubt: A Common Temptation Among Believers
When doubt arises, we must be quick to remember God’s ways are not disordered, and He is against the fog of doubt that stumbles our faith.
Living Confidently in God
Truth in Love 334
Biblical hope is fixed on the foundation of God’s character and God’s promises. That is a solid rock, a certainty where we can place our confidence.
What’s God Got to Do With It?
When tragedy strikes, believers are often quick to deflect responsibility from the Lord.
Help for Eating Disorders and Distorted Thinking
When we are trying to recreate our own identity, we are nullifying the grace of God.
Rejoice in Hope
With an understanding of our future hope in Christ, we can faithfully navigate difficult seasons in our life to God’s glory.
What Trials Can’t Take Away
Trials take cherished things away from us, but they can’t take what is most cherish-able: God Himself.
Service and Suffering
How is it possible to serve when you are suffering? How could Christ serve in the presence of suffering, and how could He command us to do the same?
A Theology of Biblical Counseling
Book Review
Heath Lambert builds a theological framework for counseling, piece by piece, to show that the very foundation for counseling is indeed theological in nature.