A Biblical Assessment of Emotionally Focused Therapy
Truth In Love 364
Emotionally Focused Therapy is a common approach to couples counseling. But where does it come from? Is it compatible with a Christian worldview?
We Can Change!
Biblical change requires effort and perseverance. It takes work, but it brings hope and joy as we see change happen!
Confronting Sin in Our Lives
A Nail in our Tire
We must turn to the Scriptures to find wise counsel about how to deal with sin in our lives.
The War on Guilt
Truth In Love 349
The culture treats guilt as if it is a bad thing when in reality, God created us to feel guilt so that we’ll do something about it.
Confident Living
Developing biblical confidence requires us to put off fear and put on trust and faith in our Heavenly Father.
A Scriptural Framework for Marriage
Marriage is intended to be a picture of God’s relationship with His Church.
Knowing When to Graduate Your Counselee
Truth in Love 340
Teach your counselee to find grace—the empowering grace to live the Christian life and to regularly feed from God’s Word.
Do You Ever Wonder Why Someone Seeks to Upset You?
As you understand the origin of the other person’s attitude, words, and actions is sought treasure, you can recognize the greater sin is against God, not you.
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.
Addressing Sinful Pastoral Leadership
Truth in Love 319
Pastors are called to imitate Christ, to be gentle, to be lowly but also to be convictional and wisely shepherd people with the heart of Christ.
Seeing Reality through Psalm 139
We want to see Jesus come to life in our counselees and manifest His life through them as they more and more die to self.