"shame" - Association of Certified Biblical Counselors

The Bible call parents to be proactive in the way in which they engage and shepherd their children’s hearts.

As biblical counselors, we need to be careful to listen well and gather all the relevant information before we engage in counseling someone.

One of the goals during the first session is to listen well and communicate hope and compassion.

The need to pursue reconciliation is so great that it comes before offering gifts in worship.

Rosaria’s testimony shows that the solution to all sin is Christ’s atoning blood.

Explore the biblical role of the counselor in a counseling relationship.

Sin’s blinding influence can be powerful, but there is hope for one to be freed from its power and penalty—through Christ.

True modesty doesn’t come from changing one’s wardrobe. It comes from having one’s heart changed.

Under the noetic effects of sin, people really do believe that they can save themselves.

We see ourselves for who we truly are by measuring ourselves against the truth of Scripture.

Sword words, or verbal abuse, hurt, do damage, and feel like the thrusts of a metal object into your body.

For children the struggles, the desires, and the hope are no different than for those of us who are adults.

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