As counselors, we feel a tension between the necessary emotional burden of counseling and entrusting our counselees to God. How do we walk out this tension well, pressing into that burden and bringing our counselees to God? Continue Reading →
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Moms often don’t know how to think about their work, and they feel guilty about it. Whether they stay at home or work, moms consistently feel they aren’t doing enough. How does the gospel give moms wisdom regarding employment? Continue Reading →
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Have you ever been severely disappointed in your relationships with others? Do you often wonder why your needs aren’t being met? The Bible has a rich theology for human community, offering a framework on how to view community and what to do when it disappoints or devastates us. Continue Reading →
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There is noticeable growing pressure in our culture to abandon the concept of absolute truth or absolute morality. Inherent in that is the abandonment of the word sin. Christians are susceptible to this, swapping in other words, sometimes more psychologically or culturally acceptable. But what are the consequences of diminishing the concept of sin? And why do we do it? Continue Reading →
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Christian moms face an interesting dilemma—are they supposed to be sacrificing their bodies and dying to self? Or should they be taking more time for self-care? How do we reconcile these two seemingly dispirit ideas, and what is the biblical vision for holistic care of our bodies and souls? Continue Reading →
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