Author: Keith Evans

Unshaken Care: How God’s Self-Sufficiency Shapes Our Counsel

Good counseling flows downhill from theology. If we get our theology right, we have a much greater likelihood of getting our counsel right. The same is true when it comes to the nature and being of God. All of life ought to be traced back to God Himself—even the way we counsel. Especially the way we counsel, if it is to be biblical. Continue Reading →

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Teasing Out Idolatry in Narcissism

The heart of narcissism is self-idolatry. The narcissist inwardly says, “I am god. All should love and serve this god.” This attitude is reflected in the narcissist’s life and is why those who do not conform to this false worship often face mistreatment. Continue Reading →

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The Counselor’s Toolbox: Versatility & Variety of Prayer in Counseling

What an incredible privilege it is to pray—and to pray on someone else’s behalf. To intercede for someone is to be invited into the work of the Lord Jesus, our great Intercessor, in even a small way. He gives us the privilege of being an intercessor (lowercase i), while He, the (capital I) Intercessor, always makes intercession for the saints. Continue Reading →

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