Editors Note: This is the first article in our new series on pursuing peace. In this series, our counselors are unpacking how to find peace in all areas of your life. Many years ago, a popular musical artist sang out the phrase “Peaceful Easy Feelings,” which well describes the state of mind that we often find so elusive in real life. We … Read More
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Editors Note: This is the first article in our new series on pursuing peace. In this series, our counselors are unpacking how to find peace in all areas of your life. Many years ago, a popular musical artist sang out the phrase “Peaceful Easy Feelings,” which well describes the state of mind that we often find so elusive in real life. We … Read More
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Something many people don’t realize about Biblical Counseling Center is that most of our staff counselors were first students in our online school, or interns as they finished advanced graduate level training in counseling. Recently, we added Mark Johnson to our Indiana Counseling team. As a church elder, Mark took BCC Training nearly 20 years ago to improve his ability to … Read More
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At the end of each March Madness NCAA Basketball tourney, there is a powerful tradition called “One Shining Moment” where the unbelievable plays, dramatic storylines, and tournament surprises are combined into a video recap to the delight of college basketball fans everywhere. The video montage captures the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat, the elation of victorious teams … Read More
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“Can we just get back to normal?” Perhaps you find yourself fatigued by circumstances over the last year and wonder this exact question. While this is a normal question to ask, especially after times of grief, difficulty and hardship, it often leads us to an unhealthy mindset. The book of Ecclesiastes provides us with some thought-provoking counsel when we are … Read More
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