Do you ever dread assigning homework in a session? Maybe you feel like you either over-assign or under-assign? Perhaps the counselee comes back having missed what you wanted them to see, or you discover you have more elements than you could possibly cover in a session. In this article, we will focus on picking a truth for counseling homework and assigning it in multiple elements. Continue Reading →
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Mr. Levergood, as everyone knew him, suddenly died this past week (May 29, 2024) of a heart...
Do some biblical counselors use common grace and the noetic effect of sin inconsistently when it comes to the acceptance or rejection of research? The post Theological Inconsistency in the Biblical Counseling Use of Research appeared first on RPM Ministries.
When panic attacks occur, the sufferer hopes that the terror will stop instantly and never return. This is a certain truth about panic attacks: no one wants them, ever. Panic attacks are brief episodes of intense dread accompanied by physical symptoms like an irregular or rapid heartbeat and sweaty palms. When you’re in the middle […] The post The 5 Lies of Panic Attacks appeared first on Lucy Ann Moll.
In part 1 we looked at Psalm 25:3 which promises that, “Indeed, none who wait for you shall be put to shame; they shall be ashamed who are wantonly treacherous.” What an amazing positive promise to the those who wait for the Lord and also a warning to those who don’t wait on him (i.e.... read more The post Learning to Love Waiting, Part 2 appeared first on Counseling with Confidence and Compassion.
I received a call that is every parent’s worst nightmare. Our babysitter communicated to me that she put Christian down for a nap, but he didn’t wake up. The post Infant Loss appeared first on Biblical Counseling for Women.
I find that many Christians get uncomfortable when talking about God and healing. To discuss God brining physical healing raises controversial questions about spiritual gifts. To discuss emotional healing seems […] The post The Gospel Brings Healing appeared first on IBCD.
Do you ever dread assigning homework in a session? Maybe you feel like you either over-assign or under-assign? Perhaps the counselee comes back having missed what you wanted them to see, or you discover you have more elements than you could possibly cover in a session. In this article, we will focus on picking a truth for counseling homework and assigning it in multiple elements. Continue Reading →
2021 Annual Conference – Hybrid Changeover Form InstructionsWelcome to the 2021 ACBC Annual...
I never thought about how the phrase “late bloomer” applied to flowers until I started a garden. The original meaning of this expression dawned on me one day in late fall as I drove up to my house. As I pulled into the driveway, there it was. A full six weeks after the rest of […] The post We Are All Late Bloomers appeared first on CCEF.
Not all counseling problems are of the same order. If a counselor doesn’t recognize this fact he may bypass truly important material while dealing with other matters. In addition, though making an effort to do so, he may fail to reach that material because he fails to handle matters in the correct order. Moreover, when ... The post Three Kinds of Problems appeared first on Institute for Nouthetic Studies | Biblical Counseling.
Some of my most meaningful moments of public worship have been in settings where I did not speak the language. I have stood with a congregation in rural Zambia as they’ve clapped and moved and praised the Lord in Bemba, a language that is utterly unknown to me. I’ve sat with a congregation in the far reaches of Cambodia as they’ve sung in Tampuan accompanied by instruments scratched together with boxes and gourds and other bits and pieces. See AlsoHow We Worshipped on One Sunday in AprilHow We Worshipped (One Sunday in March)The Mark of the Most Successful Worship Leaders
Dr. Jim Newcomer and Kelly Collier, creators of the LifeLine for Teens series, were featured in this recent episode of the Biblical Counseling Coalition's 15:14 Podcast.
"They received the word with all eagerness, examining the Scriptures daily to see if these things were so.” The post Lord’s Day’s Worship Gathering Preparation & Evaluation Guide appeared first on 9Marks.
My Dear Globdrop, I received your last letter and sit perplexed by what wasn’t contained. No...
[…] For a more detailed Christian critique of PVT, see “Counseling Theory Matters: Understanding and Evaluating Polyvagal Theory,” by Kyle […]
Written by BCC Counselor Sheri Ho The last two posts from Dr. Tim Allchin have discussed “How the Bible Addresses Trials, Transitions, and Dealing with Unwanted Change”. In this post, we’ll delve deeper into this experience for teenagers so we can better understand and support them biblically. I’ve encountered various first-generation immigrant families. The parents, having recently arrived in the ... Read More The post Helping Teenagers Navigate Life Transitions and Unwanted Change appeared first on Biblical Counseling Center.
Do you ever dread assigning homework in a session? Maybe you feel like you either over-assign or under-assign? Perhaps the counselee comes back having missed what you wanted them to see, or you discover you have more elements than you could possibly cover in a session. In this article, we will focus on picking a truth for counseling homework and assigning it in multiple elements. Continue Reading →
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Some of my most meaningful moments of public worship have been in settings where I did not speak the language. I have stood with a congregation in rural Zambia as they’ve clapped and moved and praised the Lord in Bemba, a language that is utterly unknown to me. I’ve sat with a congregation in the far reaches of Cambodia as they’ve sung in Tampuan accompanied by instruments scratched together with boxes and gourds and other bits and pieces. See AlsoHow We Worshipped on One Sunday in AprilHow We Worshipped (One Sunday in March)The Mark of the Most Successful Worship Leaders
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A La Carte: Life doesn’t always turn out like we thought it would / Hope for fallen Christians / AI as theological babel fish / Teenagers and parental hypocrisy / Is there a preferred Bible translation Christians should use? / Logos and Kindle deals / and more.See AlsoA La Carte (May 30)A La Carte (May 22)Free Stuff Fridays (Zondervan Reflective)
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I may not be going too far out on a limb when I suggest that you have probably not heard the name Anna Laetitia Barbauld. For various reasons she has been largely forgotten by history, and this despite achieving a significant level of fame in the eighteenth century. Though at one time she was a source of inspiration to well-known poets like Samuel Taylor Coleridge and William Wordsworth, they later scorned and besmirched her. By the end of her life, her fame had diminished and her reputation declinedSee AlsoThe Best Friendship in the WorldSpiritual Friendship31 Days of Purity: Spiritual Friendship
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Mr. Levergood, as everyone knew him, suddenly died this past week (May 29, 2024) of a heart...
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Do some biblical counselors use common grace and the noetic effect of sin inconsistently when it comes to the acceptance or rejection of research?
The post Theological Inconsistency in the Biblical Counseling Use of Research appeared first on RPM Ministries.
