Knowing when and how to help someone we know and love receive formal counseling is complex. How do we transition conversations at a BBQ or church event to a more formal counseling process? This article provides five helpful things to consider. Continue Reading →
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As a counselor, we have to first counsel ourselves with the gospel of Jesus Christ and God’s Word. Here are five ways to do that intentionally. Continue Reading →
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How can we help someone who is feeling weak and overwhelmed? The Bible promises the strength of the Almighty God to help us through the presence of the Holy Spirit. Here are some practical ways to help our counselees tap into that power.
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Most people struggle with the fear of missing out—gripped by a compelling drive to keep up, work harder, be busier, and strive more. In our opportunistic culture that is propagating feelings of discontentment, how can we help our counselees find true contentment in Christ? In this article, we will address sinful anxiety, worry, and fear of not having something you want or striving to get something you don’t possess. Continue Reading →
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Sometimes, a counselee believes he or she doesn’t need counseling. Here are five biblical perspectives to keep encouraged when counseling these hard cases. Continue Reading →
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