Author: Pat Quinn

A Plan and a Path for OCD, Part Three

A Plan and a Path for OCD, Part Three

Posted by | Aug 10, 2022 | |

“A Plan and a Path for OCD” is a three-part series designed to comprehensively help OCD strugglers look to Christ and the gospel to experience progressive freedom from intrusive thoughts and compulsive behaviors. In this third part, we focus on two reactive strategies for OCD strugglers. The first is to focus on one area or kind of OCD to address at a time. The second is to practice the strategy of “delay-pray-obey” when intrusive thoughts and desires strike. Continue Reading →

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A Plan and a Path for OCD, Part Two

A Plan and a Path for OCD, Part Two

Posted by | May 6, 2022 | |

Today’s blog is the second of a three-part series on a biblical approach to OCD. In Part One, we looked at building a foundation for change by educating about OCD and captivating the struggler with the power and merciful love of Jesus Christ. In Part Two, we will follow the path to change by helping the OCD struggler to evaluate OCD obsessions and compulsions and to participate in Christ’s redeeming grace leading to progressive freedom and sanctification. Continue Reading →

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A Plan and a Path for OCD

A Plan and a Path for OCD

Posted by | Feb 14, 2022 | |

OCD is a well-known and well-documented anxiety-related disorder that reportedly affects more than three million people per year. OCD is a complex problem involving both physical and spiritual issues, which causes considerable suffering and necessitates compassionate care and godly wisdom. This blog will look at the first of three steps in helping OCD strugglers—building a foundation for change. Continue Reading →

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Learning from the Wonderful Counselor, Part Four

Learning from the Wonderful Counselor, Part Four

Posted by | Jul 12, 2021 | |

We want to continually grow in reading Scripture with eyes tuned to life-changing truths and counseling implications. This five part commentary on John 1 is designed to help us do that. This installment specifically listens in as Jesus interacts with John the Baptist, Andrew, and his brother Peter, and considers disciple making, counseling goals, relationship building, and well-placed confidence. Continue Reading →

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