Monthly Archives: November 2012
Each Friday our BCC staff links you to the top 5 biblical counseling and Christian living blog posts of the week—posts that provide robust, rich, and relevant insights for living. Today’s post is our Holiday Edition. Continue reading
10 practical tools to equip you for hospital visitation and to help minimize any fear that may have kept you from this most noble and important task. Continue reading
According to Scripture, it is essential to the church’s health and faithfulness to the gospel that we intentionally reach out to the physically and mentally disabled with God’s saving truth and, for those who repent and believe in Christ, to include them in the functional life of the church. Continue reading
The goal of this post is to connect these conversations about sex to the main land of parenting by describing two parts of parenting in the early years of a child’s life that lay a healthy foundation for talking about sex. Continue reading
According the Bible, Satan prowls around like a lion looking for someone to devour (1 Peter 5:8), but many times, he probably doesn’t have to do that much. I wonder if sometimes Satan sits back and laughs at us. We don’t need Satan to ruin our marriage. We do plenty of unhelpful things on our own to ruin our marriages. I’m sure Satan enjoys having a front row seat, watching our folly and foolishness. Continue reading
Part of the vision of the Biblical Counseling Coalition is to be a megaphone for excellent biblical counseling equipping. This weekend we want to be a megaphone for CCEF UK. Continue reading
Each Friday our BCC staff links you to the top 5 biblical counseling and Christian living blog posts of the week—posts that provide robust, rich, and relevant insights for living. Continue reading
On this Thanksgiving, we can reflect on this Puritan prayer from The Valley of Vision. Continue reading
Having the privilege to be a part of a counseling ministry, I get a close up seat to the details of people’s lives. Many of these details are not easy. Instead they are the difficult, heartbreaking moments that a person is living out each day. Because of this reality I often get asked if being continually exposed to people’s trials and sufferings affects me. That’s a good question. The answer is an obvious—Yes! Continue reading
Biblical Counseling occurs with global ubiquity because it has Scripture as its foundation, regarding both its theoretical framework and methodological process. And because Scripture is eternally true, it is transculturally true and therefore its counsel is globally applicable. Biblical Counseling is, and should be, ubiquitous. Continue reading


