It has been a tense week politically across America, and the next few weeks will more than likely also prove to be intense. Politics certainly remains a hot topic among many Americans. Several times over the past few days, I have been asked variations of this question regarding politics: “As Christians with political opinions and in some instances a voice, what do we do?” Continue Reading →
Read MoreIn the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic facing our nation and world, the BCC will be addressing the issue from a Christian perspective this week on the Grace and Truth Blog. Today, Kevin Carson shares a compilation of the most helpful articles addressing COVID-19. In other contributions, Curtis Solomon offers counsel for biblically responding to this season of trial, and Bob Kellemen provides biblical resources for facing anxiety, fear, panic, and worry. Continue Reading →
Read MorePeople often ask what the differences are between biblical counseling and all other forms of counseling. The answer, of course, includes multiple aspects related to theology, philosophy, and practice. One aspect that many forget is the consistent lifestyle of the counselor. In biblical counseling, the role the counselor plays is integral to the overall model of true biblical counseling. Continue Reading →
Read MorePeople often ask what the differences are between biblical counseling and all other forms of counseling. The answer, of course, includes multiple aspects related to theology, philosophy, and practice. One aspect that many forget is the consistent lifestyle of the counselor. In biblical counseling, the role the counselor plays is integral to the overall model of true biblical counseling. Continue Reading →
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