Author: Tim Allchin

A New Normal: Conversations That Matter

A New Normal: Conversations That Matter

Posted by | Jul 14, 2020 | , |

Church as we know it has changed drastically over the last several months. The normalcy of church has gone from physically gathering in a house of worship to listening and watching online services in a living room. Churches have also recently seen more and more people dealing with marriages under stress, increasing addictions, growing anxiety, and loneliness. Many have experienced … Read More
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Being Angry in the Right Way (Part 2)

Being Angry in the Right Way (Part 2)

Posted by | Jun 24, 2020 | , |

“I don’t have an anger problem” he repeatedly protested in my counseling office.  “I don’t swear, break things, threaten harm, or even raise my voice.  How can my wife say that I have an “anger” problem?  Sure, I get frustrated like everyone but I stay under control – I do not have an anger issue.” Over the years, we have … Read More
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Being Angry in the Right Way

Being Angry in the Right Way

Posted by | Jun 19, 2020 | , |

Anger is what we feel when we could easily say with our words, “I am against that.” God created us as people who are capable of feeling, expressing, and acting in anger. However, many of us fear that our expressions of anger hurt more than they help.  Many people make it their goal to avoid feeling anger altogether, by avoiding … Read More
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Racial Reconciliation: Addressing the Sting of Racism

Racial Reconciliation: Addressing the Sting of Racism

Posted by | Jun 12, 2020 | , |

Over the past few weeks, racism has been brought into focus both in the church and the culture at large. Within both Christian and secular counseling organizations, there has been an increasing awareness of the need for racial diversity, sensitivity, and cross-cultural awareness in the ways we counsel and understand the human condition. How Can We Help Those Stung by … Read More
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What “The Last Dance” teaches us about family dynamics

What “The Last Dance” teaches us about family dynamics

Posted by | May 19, 2020 | , |

The Last Dance documentary about the Chicago Bulls didn’t disappoint.  I moved to Chicago in 1989 as a 12-year-old boy, terrible at basketball, but still sporting a pair of Air Jordan’s that I had to earn half the money for.  (My parents thought $80 for a pair of shoes was ridiculous.) I thoroughly enjoyed watching this documentary and remembering that … Read More
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