Author: Christine M. Chappell

Book Review of Help! I Get Panic Attacks by Lucy Ann Moll

If you’ve never had a panic attack, it can be challenging to understand the experience. Maybe that’s because to the casual observer, they appear entirely unreasonable and unnecessary—why “freak out” when there seems to be no real or present danger? Yet, to those suffering from terrifying bouts of paralyzing fear, the experience feels more like a curse than a choice, more like a heavily-fortified prison to escape than a simple equation to solve. Continue Reading →

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Update from the Institute of Biblical Counseling & Discipleship

God’s faithfulness has grown the biblical counseling movement into what it is today. Not only have decades of committed Christ-followers labored to shape and refine what one-another care looks like in modern contexts, but it’s also clear that God is rising up a new generation of men and women to continue the good work of restoring counseling to the local church. At The Institute of Biblical Counseling and Discipleship (IBCD), we’re passionate about producing accessible training materials that serve to equip this new generation, as well as seasoned biblical counselors and lay people involved in interpersonal ministry. In this article, we’d like to share just a few of the ways the Lord has helped us in this mission over the past year. Continue Reading →

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Book Review of Addictive Habits: Changing for Good by David R. Dunham

As anyone who has battled against an addictive habit can tell you, the problem can seem all-consuming at times. As a result, those who struggle can feel hopeless and helpless for lasting change—I know I did. My personal experiences with self-harm behaviors often left me feeling ashamed, isolated, and misunderstood by loved ones who desperately wanted to help but didn’t know how. Continue Reading →

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