Ladies, if you’re planning to attend the April 27 live audience recording of my OHCW conference session in Baton Rouge, could you please comment below or contact me? The church would like to get a head count prior to the event. Thanks!
Each month, our church’s Women’s Ministry produces a short video to encourage the women in our church. In this edition, my wife share’s how you can help your children to cultivate a heart for those with disabilities. Print this entry
As a parent of three teenagers and an elementary child, as well as a follower of Christ, as a...
When God declared that He fearfully and wonderfully made us, the one aspect He highlighted in Psalm 119:13-14 was our emotions. The post Is There Room in Our Biblical Counseling Movement for Thinkers AND Feelers? appeared first on RPM Ministries.
Is it possible to live anxiety-free and in peace? To be “anxious for nothing,” as the apostle Paul mandated us believers (Phil. 4:6, NKJV)? In his book Anxiety: Knowing God’s Peace (P&R Publishing, 2019), Paul Tautges defines anxiety as a distracting care – “to have our minds and our hearts in two worlds.” This distracting […] The post Pursuing Peace Through My Anxiety appeared first on Lucy Ann Moll.
“I don’t want to talk to him, I want to see my dad.” Blurted the teenager. He crossed his arms and slunk back in the chair. Sitting next to him, the teenager’s adoptive father’s face flushed with a mixture of anger and sorrow. He knew his son’s biological father to be a wicked and terrible... read more
God gently says, "Is anything impossible for the LORD?" The post Preposterous Promise appeared first on Biblical Counseling for Women.
By Dr. Jim Newheiser Author Jim Newheiser considers God’s wisdom about money by addressing three common money myths which could potentially lead people astray: 1.) Is Money the Secret to Happiness in This Life? The most common money myth among non-Christians is that money is the key to earthly happiness. This is what is... Read More
Doubt is a normal Christian experience. Those who say they have never had any doubts are possibly lying or simply not being very thoughtful. The Psalms are full of questions that the author asks God—questions that reveal discouragement, confusion, and even doubt. While doubt is distressing, it can serve good purposes if we know how to steward those doubts well. When stewarded properly, doubt can actually be used to deepen our relationship with God. Continue Reading →
https://acbcdigitalresources.s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/resources/2016+Annual+Conference/Breakout+Sessions/26+Counseling+and+Facing+Temptation.mp3 The post Facing Temptation appeared first on Association of Certified Biblical Counselors.
When we think about domestic abuse, we tend to think about acts of physical violence. We picture women with bruises […] The post Words: A Hidden Weapon of Domestic Abuse appeared first on Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation.
. . . When counselors may become so overwhelmed by a counselee’s situation that, along with Job’s wife, they want to say something like, ”Curse God and die!” (Job 2:9). In such circumstances, what must they do? Answer: remember the … Continue reading →
The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ be with you today. Today’s Kindle deals include quite a number of good books. (Yesterday on the blog: Simon, Would You Still Have Passed That Way?) How Hyperbole Dulls Our Spiritual Discernment This is a very good article from Thomas Schreiner. “We live in an age with a cacophony of voices, where we exaggerate to make our voice heard. It is tempting, therefore, to trumpet our concerns with hyperbole. We seize the attention …
Think about your parenting experience. You have heard the call in Scripture to shepherd your children in the nurture and admonition of the Lord You may wonder why you did not hear these things years ago. But wherever you are now, God calls you to take hold of the plow. When and where you heard […]
What’s ethos? That vital and indispensable attribute of credibility.
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A friend recently shared the story of his young daughter looking at her mom and saying: “You are the best mom in the world! *Long Pause* But that could change.” This exchange reminded me of our impulse to downplay God’s grace in fear of giving those we counsel a license to sin—God loves you … … Continue reading How God’s Grace Shapes Our Counsel
Ladies, if you’re planning to attend the April 27 live audience recording of my OHCW conference session in Baton Rouge, could you please comment below or contact me? The church would like to get a head count prior to the event. Thanks!
Ladies, if you’re planning to attend the April 27 live audience recording of my OHCW conference session in Baton Rouge, could you please comment below or contact me? The church would like to get a head count prior to the event. Thanks!
Read MoreWhen we think about domestic abuse, we tend to think about acts of physical violence. We picture women with bruises […]
The post Words: A Hidden Weapon of Domestic Abuse appeared first on Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation.
When God declared that He fearfully and wonderfully made us, the one aspect He highlighted in Psalm 119:13-14 was our emotions.
The post Is There Room in Our Biblical Counseling Movement for Thinkers AND Feelers? appeared first on RPM Ministries.
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The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ be with you today. Today’s Kindle deals include quite a number of good books. (Yesterday on the blog: Simon, Would You Still Have Passed That Way?) How Hyperbole Dulls Our Spiritual Discernment This is a very good article from Thomas Schreiner. “We live in an age with a cacophony of voices, where we exaggerate to make our voice heard. It is tempting, therefore, to trumpet our concerns with hyperbole. We seize the attention …
Read MoreEach month, our church’s Women’s Ministry produces a short video to encourage the women in our church. In this edition, my wife share’s how you can help your children to cultivate a heart for those with disabilities. Print this entry
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