Bitterness is a prison. It’s self-destructive; it is spiritual suicide. That’s why it’s often been said, “The bitter person drinks a vial of poison and waits for their enemy to die.” Therefore, when counseling the bitter person, the warning of Jesus should not be neglected. Continue Reading →
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The wisdom of man is foolishness to God, and the wisdom of God is foolishness to the unregenerate man. This means that the more man tries to find God or true wholeness through his own wisdom, the more he worships the creature rather than the Creator. Subsequently, the more the church seeks solutions to soul care needs by integrating theology with psychology, the farther we drift from the God of truth and undermine the work of the Spirit, who is committed to working through the Word. Continue Reading →
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God’s vision for the personal ministry of the Word requires that counselors be unafraid of waging war against the prevailing anti-Christian or sub-Christian philosophies that diminish Christ and strip the gospel of the offense of the cross and, consequently, limit its power to transform lives. Continue Reading →
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In our sincere desire to see our children become Christians, we may offer them a weakened strain of the gospel or speak of salvation in such a commonplace fashion that we inoculate them against it. However, we can guard against this danger by thrilling them with God’s gospel of grace. Continue Reading →
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God hears and sees you amid your pain and will always look after you. No matter what your grief, loss, or even fear, He knows every part of it. He loves you with an everlasting love! He will always be with you. Continue Reading →
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