Hymns are not quaint relics for hymn book collectors. They are theologies set to melody. R. Burnham’s “The Power of God” reads like a short catechism in praise: it names God, names our weakness, names the enemy, and points us to the victory we have in Christ. Let’s walk through it, sing a little, and…
In a world burdened with anxieties, relational fractures, and the overwhelming weight of sin, the church is called to offer more than fleeting comfort. Biblical counseling provides a Christ-centered, Scripture-saturated approach to addressing life’s struggles, offering hope and healing that goes beyond surface-level solutions. For believers, it is an essential ministry that draws directly from…
In the realm of counseling, where hearts are laid bare and souls seek solace, there exists a profound reliance on the Spirit of God. As Terry Enns eloquently articulates, this dependence on the Holy Spirit is not merely a theological notion but a practical necessity for effective, transformative biblical counseling. In his recent discourse, Enns…
In our journey of faith, prayer serves as a vital conduit for communion with God, offering solace, guidance, and hope in times of need. However, the manner in which we approach prayer can significantly impact its effectiveness and our perception of God’s sovereignty. In his enlightening article, Rick Witmer explores the importance of teaching both…