Author Archives: Paul Tautges
Paul has served Immanuel Bible Church in Sheboygan, Wisconsin as pastor since 1992. He is also an adjunct professor of biblical counseling here in the states and overseas. Paul has authored seven books including Delight in the Word, Counsel One Another, Comfort Those Who Grieve, and The Discipline of Mercy. He is also the editor of the Help! counseling booklet series. Paul is a NANC Fellow. He and his wife Karen are the parents of ten children. Paul blogs at Counseling One Another.
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Since depression is common in the human experience, we must know how to navigate through our “valley times” with the Lord. In order to fight for biblical joy—while at the same time working through depression—personal discipline is required in six critical areas. Continue reading
Yesterday’s post, The Mind, Body, and Medications, concluded with mention of the experience of Bob Somerville whose lengthy testimony concludes Dr. Laura Hendrickson’s chapter in the new book Christ-Centered Biblical Counseling. Dr. Somerville is a NANC-certified biblical counselor and professor at the Master’s College in Santa Clarita, California. In this gutsy testimony, Bob shares how the grace of God brought him through a deep, dark, and unexpected encounter with depression. Continue reading
In my ongoing study of the subject of mental/emotional illness, counseling, and the church; I found a very helpful chapter in the recently released book, Christ-Centered Biblical Counseling. The final chapter, “The Complex Mind/Body Connection,” is written by Dr. Laura Hendrickson. As a trained medical doctor, and board-certified psychiatrist, Laura brings insight that is appreciated within the biblical counseling world. Continue reading
Pastor Paul Tautges, a BCC Council Board member, has been interviewing leading biblical counselors at his Counseling One Another blog site. Paul calls his series Journey to Biblical Counseling. Among Paul’s thought-provoking questions is his question about how each person, in 50 words or less (supposedly), defines biblical counseling. Here’s how each interviewee defined biblical counseling. Continue reading
Pastor Paul Tautges at his Counseling One Another blog site has launched another excellent series. It’s called Journey to Biblical Counseling and in it he interviews various teachers, trainers, authors, and leaders in the biblical counseling world. Paul has graciously agreed to allow the BCC to re-post these interviews. Today he interviews Elyse Fitzpatrick. Continue reading
Pastor Paul Tautges at his Counseling One Another blog site has launched another excellent series. It’s called Journey to Biblical Counseling and in it he interviews various teachers, trainers, authors, and leaders in the biblical counseling world. Paul has graciously agreed to allow the BCC to re-post these interviews. Today he interviews Howard Eyrich. Continue reading
Every weekend we highlight one of our free resources. This weekend’s resource is by Paul Tautges on 25 Top Resources for Dealing with Anger. Continue reading
Pastor Paul Tautges at his Counseling One Another blog site has launched another excellent series. It’s called Journey to Biblical Counseling and in it he interviews various teachers, trainers, authors, and leaders in the biblical counseling world. Today’s interview is Part Two of an interview with David Powlison of CCEF. Continue reading
Pastor Paul Tautges at his Counseling One Another blog site has launched another excellent series. It’s called Journey to Biblical Counseling and in it he interviews various teachers, trainers, authors, and leaders in the biblical counseling world. In today’s interview, Paul interviews David Powlison of CCEF. Continue reading


