Grief Is More Than Just Love With No Place To Go
God and His Word don’t diminish grief or its impact and we shouldn’t either.
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15:14 Ep. 305 – Kelly Tarr
Kelly Tarr is our guest on today’s episode of 15:14. Kelly is an ACBC counselor who leads the Smoky Mountain Biblical Counselor Network. For the last three years, she served as the women’s ministry director in her local church and co-led a mother and tween-daughter discipleship ministry. Kelly is married to Blane and is a mom to five kids, and hospitality is central to the Tarr family’s weekly ministry. Continue Reading →
Read MoreHardships and Faith
When the cupboard is empty and the bank account is too, you may have a hard time imagining how you will see God’s faithfulness and how He will provide for your needs
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15:14 Ep. 304 – Introducing Build 133
The Biblical Counseling Coalition is committed to building unity by fostering relationships in the biblical counseling movement. To that end, the BCC is focusing on the creation and growth of 133 Networks. 133 Networks are groups of biblical counselors who meet for encouragement, equipping, and engagement. The 133 Networks get their name from Psalm 133. This episode is a message from Psalm 133 that Dr. Solomon delivered at the inaugural meeting of the Louisville gathering of the Bluegrass BCC, a 133 Network in Kentucky. Listen and hear the BCC’s heart behind 133 Networks. The next few episodes will highlight various 133 Networks around the country. Join us in April 2024 for Build 133 by becoming a Partner and joining a 133 Network! Continue Reading →
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Oh The Wonderful Cross
What is the cross to you? When you see it in your church or in your minds eye what do you see? As a child in my former religion, the cross always had a “Jesus” hanging on it looking tortured and grim. When I became a Christian I learned that Protestant churches typically don’t have a “Jesus” hanging on the cross because we believe that He rose again and that is our focus.
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