When ministering to those affected by suicide, biblical counselors must provide more than comfort—they must provide Christ Himself. Using the C.H.R.I.S.T. framework, this article offers a biblical approach to postvention care that fosters healing and hope. Continue Reading →
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True freedom in Christ transcends cultural definitions of autonomy and independence. While the world equates freedom with unrestricted choice, biblical freedom means being liberated from sin’s power to live as God intended. Through Christ’s work and the Spirit’s power, believers find authentic freedom not in doing whatever they want, but in submitting to God’s design. Continue Reading →
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True freedom in Christ transcends cultural definitions of autonomy and independence. While the world equates freedom with unrestricted choice, biblical freedom means being liberated from sin’s power to live as God intended. Through Christ’s work and the Spirit’s power, believers find authentic freedom not in doing whatever they want, but in submitting to God’s design. Continue Reading →
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When respected leaders disappoint us, pastors and counselors must navigate their responses carefully. The article outlines five fundamental principles: remember your need for grace, seek understanding rather than condemnation, balance truth with grace, pursue wise restoration, and rest in God’s sovereignty. The goal is redemption rather than judgment or bitterness. Continue Reading →
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Knowing how to build confidentiality as a biblical counselor is crucial for every counselor-counselee relationship. What steps are necessary for inviting confidentiality, what are the grounds, if any, for breaking confidentiality, and how do you navigate difficult situations involving confidentiality as a biblical counselor? This article provides three action steps to consider. Continue Reading →
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