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Spurgeon’s Guide to Biblical Counseling: Wisdom, Suffering, and the Sufficiency of Christ

Charles Haddon Spurgeon, often called the “Prince of Preachers,” was one of the most influential Christian leaders of the 19th century. His sermons, writings, and pastoral care shaped not only the Victorian church but also modern evangelical thought. Spurgeon’s perspective on biblical counseling remains especially relevant today as many believers seek wisdom on how to…

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The Discipline of Grace: Applying Biblical Truth to Real Change

In the Christian life, there’s often a tension between resting in God’s grace and actively pursuing holiness. How do these two ideas fit together? Jerry Bridges masterfully addresses this tension in The Discipline of Grace, a book that serves as a guide for believers who want to grow in Christlikeness without falling into either legalism…

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Harmony in the Home: Biblical Principles for Healthy Family Relationships

In an era when families are often stretched thin by work, school, and countless obligations, the pursuit of healthy family relationships can seem elusive. Yet, Scripture paints a compelling vision of what family life should be—one marked by love, respect, unity, and the glory of God. While no family is perfect, God’s Word provides timeless…

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Discovering the Character of God: A Guide for Biblical Counselors

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…

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Key Doctrines for Effective Biblical Counseling

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…

Marriage Counseling

Foundational Doctrines in Biblical Counseling: A Guide to Understanding

In the article “Essential Doctrines for Counseling” by Don Roy, featured on the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors’ website, Roy outlines four key doctrines that are crucial for effective biblical counseling. These doctrines are vital for both counselors and counselees to understand as they navigate the complexities of Christian living and personal struggles. Understanding Salvation…

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Cultivating a Gracious Church: The Key to Thriving Biblical Counseling

In the bustling tapestry of church life, biblical counseling plays a vital role. As we seek to equip the saints for ministry, we must recognize that biblical counseling is not merely a program to add but a culture to cultivate within our local congregations. In this article, we explore the characteristics of a church where…

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Helping Your Child Navigate the Teen Years: A Biblical Approach

Being a teenager is no easy feat, and as parents, we have a unique opportunity to biblically prepare our children for this pivotal season. In her insightful article, Gracie Nelson shares practical wisdom on how to equip your child before they even step into their teenage years. Let’s dive into the key takeaways: 1. Outsmart the Smartphone…

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Navigating Troubled Waters: Biblical Counseling for Parents of Lost Teens

As parents, navigating the tumultuous waters of raising teenagers can be both challenging and disheartening. When our teens seem lost, making poor choices, or even defying authority, we often feel overwhelmed and unsure of how to guide them. In these moments, biblical counseling can provide a lifeline—a beacon of hope and perspective. Understanding “Lost” Teens…