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Wisdom from a Seasoned Biblical Counselor – A Review of Speaking the Truth in Love by David Powlison

Throughout life, the wisdom of a seasoned mentor is an invaluable resource. It is a gift from God to have others who have walked a similar path and can provide us insight on the journey.  In fact, it is so beneficial that God builds this intentional pattern into the Christian life (Titus 2:1-15). And the… read more
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A Critique of Secular Theories of Personality – A Review of Psychology as Religion by Paul C. Vitz

Our broken world is obsessed with finding answers to the problems that plague the inner person. And for good reason, we are broken people living in a fallen world. This obsession spans education, business, and even numerous books and blogs that people read on any given day. We long to know how to be happy,… read more
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Building a Church Culture Informed by The Principles of Biblical Counseling – A review of Biblical Counseling and the Church, edited by Bob Kellemen and Kevin Carson

When the sufficiency of God’s Word is embraced by a local church and that church seeks to apply the riches of God’s Word to the lives of individuals in their care, it is a beautiful thing. Yet in providing this type of care, obstacles can easily arise: How are we going to raise up enough… read more
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Building a Church Culture Informed by The Principles of Biblical Counseling – A review of Biblical Counseling and the Church, edited by Bob Kellemen and Kevin Carson

When the sufficiency of God’s Word is embraced by a local church and that church seeks to apply the riches of God’s Word to the lives of individuals in their care, it is a beautiful thing. Yet in providing this type of care, obstacles can easily arise: How are we going to raise up enough… read more
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