Editors Note: This article is written by BCC Counselor, Carol Wright as part of our series on Pursuing Peace. In this series, our counselors are unpacking how to find peace in all areas of your life. When the Neurologist said “Alzheimer’s” it took my breath away. Wait, what? It wasn’t the diagnosis I was prepared for. My sweet, compassionate, and caring mom … Read More
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Editors Note: This article is written by BCC Counselor, Mark Johnson as part of our series on Pursuing Peace. In this series, our counselors are unpacking how to find peace in all areas of your life. “Everyone says forgiveness is a lovely idea, until they have something to forgive.”[1] Conflict in families is as old as families themselves. Adam and Eve … Read More
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Written by BCC Counselor Jim Lang When we reach a new year, it’s natural to want a fresh start. After the hardships of 2020, this sentiment holds true for many. So how do we, as followers of God, change our unwanted behaviors and actions? How does the Word of God instruct us in matters of transforming these behaviors and actions? … Read More
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While 2020 was not the year we hoped for or expected, our many shared trials provided ample opportunity for counseling and discipleship relationships. Thank you for choosing the Grace and Truth Blog as a trusted resource for your ministry. We value your support and partnership in advancing biblical counseling worldwide. Here were our most influential posts of the year, according to you, our readers. Continue Reading →
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Merry Christmas! May your hearts be joyful today as you reflect on the gift of Christ Jesus to our hurting and broken world, who saves His people from their sins. We pray you are blessed by this offering of family worship, including a passage of Scripture, a hymn, and a reading from The Valley of Vision. Continue Reading →
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