Written by BCC Counselor Dr. Luke Trifilio Right now, you have friends who are hurting—some have shared their struggles, while others may be keeping them private. It can be difficult to know what to say or how to help. Psalm 77 is one of the most practical and encouraging passages of Scripture for anyone facing trials or tough times. If … Read More
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As 2024 comes to a close, it is fitting to reflect on the year behind us as we look forward to the one ahead. We are grateful for your support of the BCC through visiting the Grace and Truth Blog. The list below represents our most-read blog posts throughout the year. Continue Reading →
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Christ has come! May you rejoice in the glorious gospel truths today and every day. This Christmas, ponder how Jesus fulfilled Old Testament prophecies and ushered in the kingdom of God, as the Word became flesh. Merry Christmas from your friends at the Biblical Counseling Coalition! Continue Reading →
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Written by BCC Counselor Sheri Ho The last two posts from Dr. Tim Allchin have discussed “How the Bible Addresses Trials, Transitions, and Dealing with Unwanted Change”. In this post, we’ll delve deeper into this experience for teenagers so we can better understand and support them biblically. I’ve encountered various first-generation immigrant families. The parents, having recently arrived in the … Read More
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Written by BCC Counselor Theron St. John Editor’s Note: As we’ve been discussing premarital counseling, this post from Theron St. John reminds us that our primary identity is not found in our relationship status, but in our relationship with God. “Sweet and sanctifying.” This is my typical response to people who ask me how my first year of marriage to … Read More
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