In this episode of 15:14, Dr. Solomon shares about the Building Bridges campaign looking at connections the BCC makes in and through relationships, resources, and regions. He will highlight different aspects of the ministry past, present, and future as they relate to these different connections. Join us in this campaign and important ministry by becoming a monthly supporter of the BCC. Sign up today! Continue Reading →
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Let God be the strength of your heart and your portion forever. And then rest in the knowledge of His love and care for you.
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Our guest for this episode of 15:14 is Christine Chappell. Christine is the author of Clean Home, Messy Heart: Promises of Renewal, Hope, & Change for Overwhelmed Moms, and Help! My Teen is Depressed. She serves as Outreach Director and Podcast Host for the Institute for Biblical Counseling & Discipleship and is passionate about advocating for biblical one-another care and discipleship in the context of the local church. Christine serves her local church as a biblical counselor and lives in South Carolina with her husband and three children. She joins us today to discuss her most recent book, Help! I’ve Been Diagnosed with a Mental Disorder. Continue Reading →
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I can trust Him with my future, where I shall live, and whom I will minister to when I get there. He had seen the end from the beginning before time existed, and His ways are perfect. I will trust You, oh my God! Bless the Lord, oh my soul!”
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On this episode of 15:14, Curtis interviews Dr. Kristin Kellen and BCC Council Member Dr. Robert Jones. They join him to discuss their new book, The Gospel for Disordered Lives: An Introduction to Christ-Centered Biblical Counseling, which they authored along with Dr. Rob Green. Listen to hear more about the book, as well as the heart behind the book, the methodology that went into writing it, and the collaboration that it took. Continue Reading →
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