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This is the second episode of a two-part rebroadcast honoring the life and ministry of Dr. Wayne Mack. Dr. Mack was a beloved leader and teacher in the biblical counseling movement, and his impact has been felt by countless students, pastors, counselors, and believers around the world. Continue Reading →

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Pain always involves our bodies. It can be no other way. We feel even intellectual and emotional suffering in the body. This is because we are embodied spirits—we are each made of a body and soul . . . together . . . always. Therefore, when we suffer pain or we are ministering to another Christian amid theirs, it’s helpful for us to remember that the bodies we currently inhabit are temporary. Continue Reading →

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Movie Time: Martin Luther Double Feature

The heart of narcissism is self-idolatry. The narcissist inwardly says, “I am god. All should love and serve this god.” This attitude is reflected in the narcissist’s life and is why those who do not conform to this false worship often face mistreatment. Continue Reading →

I wish you could meet some of the people who work at CCEF. We are, of course, far from perfect, but we see Christ in each other, and we see evidence of the Spirit in the way the Lord forges a community among us. One place this happens is at our morning prayer meetings where […]
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How exactly should we understand the plural “you” in the NT letters? It’s complicated.
The post “You” and “Y’all” in the Culture of the New Testament appeared first on 9Marks.

By the Word of Their Testimony: Holli’s Story

I see legalism as one of the most difficult issues to help a counselee to understand in the counseling process. When I meet with a woman for counseling I can hear legalism embedded in the language she uses even though she may not realize she is a legalist.
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One of the most hopeful promises we can offer sin-sick people is that God promises a way of escape from our temptation. No matter the nature of the sin—anger, lust, addictive habits, whatever—God is faithful to help. Why, then, do Christians fail to appropriate this promise? Continue Reading →