The Theology of Addiction: We Become What We Worship
There is hope in addiction, because true worship is possible through the Work of Christ.
Conformity to Christ and the Capacity to Enjoy Him
In counseling, one must teach their counselees to see their trials as the road to becoming more like their Savior. Embracing this truth will lead to a more profound joy and enjoyment of Him.
Heath Lambert – Die to Self and Grow in Love
Plenary Session from Dr. Heath Lambert at the 2013 Annual Conference “Marriage Keeping Covenant in a Corrupt Culture”. The session topic is “Die to Self […]
Living the Dying Life
The suffering and death of Christ not only purchased your salvation, it also paved the path for your life.
Getting to the Roots of Borderline Personality Disorder
Getting to the root problem is crucial for helping a counselee grow in faith and Christlikeness.
Help for Eating Disorders and Distorted Thinking
When we are trying to recreate our own identity, we are nullifying the grace of God.
Helping Women Put Off Life-Dominating Sins
Susan Heck talks about common sins that Christians commit. She provides biblical definitions and practical tips for putting off sin.
The Effect of Sin on Our Thinking
Under the noetic effects of sin, people really do believe that they can save themselves.
Responding Biblically to Your Past
The world places major emphasis on the power of an individual’s past.
Addressing Sinful Anger
God has a good design for anger. If we want to understand sinful anger, we need to understand righteous anger.
Christian Psychology
An Introduction and Biblical Analysis
Christian Psychology is a unique form of psychology which seeks to develop a distinctly Christian model for understanding the human condition.