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,…
In a poignant article titled “Freedom Through Faith,” Dr. Tim Allchin from the Biblical Counseling Center explores the profound meaning of true freedom as experienced through faith in Christ. As Americans celebrate national freedom, Dr. Allchin reminds readers that spiritual freedom, offered by Christ, is far more significant and transformative. The article emphasizes that the…
In the article “Blended Family: Navigating Marriage and Parenting for God’s Glory” by Kshitiz Sharma Ghimire, published on the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors’ website, the author provides invaluable biblical guidance for blended families. Ghimire emphasizes that while blended families face unique challenges, they are equally called to honor and glorify God through their marriages…
In the enlightening article “Discover the Character of God,” Dale Johnson from the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors emphasizes the importance of understanding God’s character for effective biblical counseling. Johnson argues that diligent Bible study is crucial not only for identifying remedies but also for understanding the context of human brokenness and suffering. The Role…
In the insightful article “Essential Doctrines for Counseling” by Don Roy, featured on the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors’ website, the author delves into the foundational doctrines crucial for effective biblical counseling. These doctrines include salvation, sanctification, the biblical perspective on suffering, and the hope of future glory. Roy emphasizes that a profound understanding of…
In her article, “We Are All Late Bloomers,” Lauren Whitman from the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation (CCEF) offers profound insights into the concept of spiritual growth and the common anxieties surrounding it. Whitman uses the metaphor of a garden to explore how our spiritual development often doesn’t follow the timeline we expect, reminding us…