Put Off Lies
No one likes to be lied to.
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Tag: Discipleship
A Conduit for Christ
I strongly believe that while each of us is gifted differently we are all called upon to strengthen and encourage one another.
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The Mailbag: Is it biblical for women to carry out The Great Commission?
Is it biblical for women to carry out The Great Commission?
Read MoreThe Splendor of Gray Hairs
The elderly are often looked down upon for being out of touch and stuck in their ways. But Scripture reminds us that we should respect, esteem, and learn from these mentors. Continue Reading →
Read MoreThrowback Thursday ~ Band-Aids vs. Chemotherapy: Why Suffering Women are Drawn to False Doctrine and 7 Things We Can do to Help
Band-Aids vs. Chemotherapy: Why Suffering Women are Drawn to False Doctrine and 7 Things We Can do to Help
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Fighting Against Familiarity
We have all heard the saying, “Familiarity breeds contempt.” While we might bristle at such a notion, the uncomfortable reality is that the more we become accustomed to, experienced, and proficient in something or with someone, we tend to lose some of our awe and respect. We have all experienced this—the excitement of a blossoming relationship, the anticipation of a new job, the nervousness when joining a new team, or the passion that comes with new life in Christ; these feelings can dissipate over time as we become more familiar. Continue Reading →
Read MoreThe Mailbag: Top 10 FAQs
The top 10 Mailbag questions readers most frequently ask.
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Conduct Creates Culture: The Pastoral Creation of Biblical Counseling Culture in the Church
No matter your ministry capacity, your formal teaching is only part of your discipleship influence; the vast majority of it lies in your personal, everyday living. People are not just listening to you preach, teach, and counsel; they are watching you live! Continue Reading →
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Embrace the Slow Pace of Motherhood
Have you ever felt like being a mom like being a headless chicken? Perhaps the days feel both long and not long enough? For moms who are busy (and aren’t we all?), what wisdom does God’s Word offer us for the pace of parenting? Continue Reading →
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Embracing Our Calling as Disciples
Mark 1:16-20 offers a short and poignant account of Jesus calling the first disciples, Simon, Andrew, James, and John. This is a story that we likely know very well, but there are some wonderful principles to be learned that are helpful for us and those we counsel. Within these five verses are three significant pieces of wisdom in the calling of these disciples that we can apply to our lives today. Continue Reading →
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The Making of a Saint
What makes us who we are as Christians?
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How (And When) to Transition Informal Conversations into Formal Biblical Counseling
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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