In today’s post, I’m providing over a dozen prompting discussion questions (PDQs) for a public biblical counseling lesson, entitled: Is It Biblical for a Biblical Counselor to Recommend Breathing Exercises? The post Is It Biblical for a Biblical Counselor to Recommend Breathing Exercises? appeared first on RPM Ministries.
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Eleven Years! And number 12 begins… As I sit down to write this post, I am overwhelmed with...
In today’s post, I’m providing over a dozen prompting discussion questions (PDQs) for a public biblical counseling lesson, entitled: Is It Biblical for a Biblical Counselor to Recommend Breathing Exercises? The post Is It Biblical for a Biblical Counselor to Recommend Breathing Exercises? 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.
We have been given a wonderful privilege in the revelation of Jesus Christ and the dispensation of grace. 1 Peter 1: 10-12 says that the prophets and even the angels longed to look into these things that we now possess. That is amazing! When Peter says in the following verses, “Therefore, buckling the belts of […] The post Bringing God Glory -Part 3 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.
A church-planting pastor in Myanmar faces anxiety not from ordinary stressors but from the daily threats of persecution. Living under an oppressive military regime, he navigates bombings, surveillance, and the burden of shepherding his church. Through biblical counseling, he learns to be still before God and meditate on Christ’s care, anchoring his heart in the gospel amid suffering. His story is a powerful reminder of the need for global gospel care in the face of persecution. Continue Reading →
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To the one who is living in secret sin, From the title, you may assume I will tell you to bring your secret sin into the light, which is true. Yet, I know this invitation may sound trite and unappealing. If it were that easy, you would have done so already—but chances are it is […] The post To Those Living in Secret Sin appeared first on CCEF.
God said through Hosea, My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge . . . Because you have rejected knowledge I will reject you from serving as my priest. Since you have forgotten the law of your God I will also forget your sons. Hosea 4:6 (HCSB) How typical. Where is the true knowledge of ... The post Knowledge—Or A Lack Thereof appeared first on Institute for Nouthetic Studies | Biblical Counseling.
It is sometimes difficult to know how to follow Jesus. It is sometimes difficult to encounter a situation, look to Scripture, and know how to live in a distinctly Christian way. Often it seems there are two options before us that appear to stand opposite one another. Do we respond by expressing truth or by expressing love? Should we speak straight or speak with tenderness? Should we display courage or meekness? Or should we perhaps pursue some kind of a mushy middle?See AlsoA La Carte (October 29)Breadth and DepthA La Carte (September 27)
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Where did the idea of going to church originate? Some of the typical culprits suggested are Constantine, American business models, old people, or pastors desperately in need of jobs. But whose idea is it, really? The post Does the Bible Say Anything about Going to Church? appeared first on 9Marks.
My Dear Globdrop, I received your last letter and sit perplexed by what wasn’t contained. No...
In reply to Angela. I’m not saying that the purchasing is sinful but rather the needless throwing away.
I Beg Your Pardon? I Never Promised you a Rose Garden.
In today’s post, I’m providing over a dozen prompting discussion questions (PDQs) for a public biblical counseling lesson, entitled: Is It Biblical for a Biblical Counselor to Recommend Breathing Exercises?
The post Is It Biblical for a Biblical Counselor to Recommend Breathing Exercises? appeared first on RPM Ministries.
A church-planting pastor in Myanmar faces anxiety not from ordinary stressors but from the daily threats of persecution. Living under an oppressive military regime, he navigates bombings, surveillance, and the burden of shepherding his church. Through biblical counseling, he learns to be still before God and meditate on Christ’s care, anchoring his heart in the gospel amid suffering. His story is a powerful reminder of the need for global gospel care in the face of persecution. Continue Reading →
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It is sometimes difficult to know how to follow Jesus. It is sometimes difficult to encounter a situation, look to Scripture, and know how to live in a distinctly Christian way. Often it seems there are two options before us that appear to stand opposite one another. Do we respond by expressing truth or by expressing love? Should we speak straight or speak with tenderness? Should we display courage or meekness? Or should we perhaps pursue some kind of a mushy middle?See AlsoA La Carte (October 29)Breadth and DepthA La Carte (September 27)
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A La Carte: The heavy seasons of life / Going against the grain / Should we call God mother? / If faithfulness isn’t the highest priority / A heart for adoption / and more.See AlsoA La Carte (November 21)A La Carte (November 11)A La Carte (August 23)
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Eleven Years! And number 12 begins… As I sit down to write this post, I am overwhelmed with...
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