Mental Health Awareness Month Podcast Series
Check out these podcast episodes—a biblical perspective on the various mental health topics.
Biblical Motivations for Putting the Past in the Past
What shall we do when our past sins accuse, question, and taunt our present state of justification?
Idolizing Certainty in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Truth in Love 362
Scripture says you can have certainty only as that certainty is derived from a relationship with God.
Grace Relations
Truth in Love 358
How are biblical counselors and the church poised to offer true and redemptive solutions to cultural and ethnic tension among God’s people?
The Biblical View of a Person
Truth In Love 350
Reality has to be understood with the perspective of God’s revelation. Man is revelation-dependent.
When Hardship Hits: 7 Ways God Uses Suffering to Make us Like Jesus
How does God’s care and good purposes manifest in hardships and suffering that believers experience?
Considering Categories of Sorrow
Truth In Love 343
Understanding the different categories of sorrow is helpful when working with counselees to identify the best course of action to serve them.
Counseling the Right Truths From the Right Texts
Truth In Love 341
We must guard against falling into the trap of being a biblical counselor who teaches the right doctrine from the wrong texts.
The Heart of Deconstruction
Counseling Postvangelicals
Suppose a friend informs you they are deconstructing their faith and now identify as a postvangelical. How would you engage them with biblical counsel?
Biblical Solutions Booklet Series
Booklets for Biblical Counselors As we face the issues of sin and suffering in a broken world, we all need wisdom from God. Thankfully, the Lord has given us […]
How to Help People Change
Book Review
Dr. Jay Adams remains Gospel-centered, God-exalting, and emphasizes the Spirit’s power as he endeavors to answer the question, “How can we help people change?”
A Biblical View of Finances
God gives everything, and everything we have has been given to us. We need to remember that. We are really managers, not owners of our money.