People are different. Some (like me) are not a huge fan of things changing, for others, change seems to be the engine that drives them. The dynamic of fear of change can come crashing into your counseling room from the moment your counselees step foot in your office. It can be an important force that… read more
Read MoreWhen it comes to helping persons in the counseling room, Christians who want to provide care must make several important choices about what care looks like before they can help someone. Their answers to these ever-important questions will help shape not only their care of the persons that are coming in for help but will… read more
Read MoreWe are all familiar with Peter’s question of how often he should forgive his brother and Christ’s response, “not seven times, but seventy times seven” (Matthew 18:22). One question that naturally arises, not only from the disciples but also to the modern ear, is how is this possible? How can I truly forgive someone that… read more
Read MoreWhen persons are being introduced to Biblical Counseling, one of the aspects that they will either have to accept or reject is what to do with confrontation. Confrontation is one of the unique hallmarks of Biblical Counseling as compared to other forms of Christian care (such as Christian Psychology or Integrationism), because BC does not… read more
Read MoreWhether, then, you eat or drink or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God. (1 Corinthians 10:31) Setting Your Cornerstone There are a lot of ways you can build the foundation of counseling. Some like to start with our purpose and reference back to Genesis 1:27; others prefer to jump to 2 Cor…. read more
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