In today’s culture, many struggle with addiction, a term that often evokes thoughts of dependency or substance abuse. However, addiction is ultimately an issue of worship, as The Association of Certified Biblical Counselors explains in their article “The Theology of Addiction: We Become What We Worship”. Let’s explore how this connection between addiction and worship…
Finding Peace in the Night: Overcoming Anxiety Through Scripture, Prayer, and Worship Nighttime can be a vulnerable moment when anxieties and fears often rise, but it is also an opportunity to lean into God’s presence. In the article “In a Night of Anxiety” by Terry Enns, readers are guided through practical and spiritual ways to…
In her article, Susan Heck offers insight on how biblical counselors can guide their counselees to develop consistent habits of Scripture reading and prayer. These spiritual disciplines are essential for Christian growth and victory over sin, and Heck presents practical methods for fostering these habits in those seeking biblical guidance. You can read the full…
In the article “The Influence of an Attractive Wife” by Martha Peace, the focus is on how a wife’s godly character and conduct significantly impact her marriage, far beyond outward appearances. Peace explores the idea of true attractiveness in the biblical sense, encouraging wives to cultivate qualities that reflect Christ-like character and honor their husbands….
In the article, “The Love of a Leading Man” by Brad Bigney, the focus is on what it means for husbands to love their wives with a Christ-like, sacrificial love. This biblical concept is drawn from Scripture and emphasizes a man’s leadership role in marriage, not as a dictator but as a loving, selfless leader…
In the article “Counseling Men Accused of Abuse,” Dr. Jim Newheiser offers a thoughtful and biblically grounded approach to counseling men who have been accused of abuse. He emphasizes the importance of addressing such cases with both truth and grace, recognizing the serious nature of the accusations while also providing hope and guidance for repentance…
In the article “Don’t Dispense Answers: Helping Counselees Learn,” Dr. Robert Kellemen from the Biblical Counseling Coalition advocates for an approach to counseling that emphasizes guiding counselees to discover their own solutions rather than simply providing answers. This method fosters personal growth, spiritual maturity, and independence in counselees, helping them develop the skills needed to…
In the article “6 Things Kids Can Do When They Are Bored,” Scott Turansky, co-founder of the National Center for Biblical Parenting, offers practical and engaging solutions to help children transform their moments of boredom into opportunities for growth and creativity. This guide is particularly valuable for parents seeking to encourage their children to use…
In the article “Exchanging Grumbling for Gratitude,” the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors (ACBC) explores the transformation from a mindset of complaining to one of thankfulness, grounded in biblical principles. This journey is essential for Christians seeking to honor God in their daily lives and relationships. Understanding the Root of Grumbling The article begins by…
The Pitfalls of Positive Thinking: A Biblical Perspective In his article, “The Negative Behind Positive Thinking,” Nicolas Ellen, a Senior Pastor and biblical counselor, provides an insightful critique of the positive thinking movement from a biblical perspective. Ellen argues that while positive thinking is often touted as a solution for achieving personal success and happiness,…