Category Archives: Love
You may have said (or heard someone say): “I made the mistake and prayed for patience this morning and got stuck in traffic for two hours today. I learned a very valuable lesson today: never pray for patience!” That’s often the way we think about patience, but what does the Bible say about patience and impatience? Continue reading
This weekend’s resource is an example of that. Pastor Paul Tautges shares one of his blog posts: 37 Ways to Love One Another. This is so timeless that we asked Pastor Paul if we could maintain a copy of it on our BCC site as a free resource so our readers could be encouraged and edified by it. Continue reading
God’s attention to His children is stronger than that of a mother to her infant child. As a new mother, I can tell you that that might be the highest level of attention imaginable! Continue reading
The Proverbs are a great place to start for learning about friendship. They provide a rich portrait of biblical friendship. Over the balance of the book, four distinct qualities of biblical friendship come to the forefront: constancy, carefulness, candor, and counsel. Continue reading
There are three questions that need to be asked to this husband when you meet with the couple: How are you loving your wife? How are you leading her? How do you show long-suffering? Continue reading
Wedding vows are much more than a declaration of the spouse’s attempt to be decent. Couples should make these vow and promises in awareness of their inability to fulfill them in their own strength, yet believing that God will enable them to do so. It is in light of this reality that they can profess their love for each other. Continue reading
BCC Staff Note: You’re reading Part Three in a multi-part BCC Grace & Truth blog mini-series by women biblical counselors. Read Part One: Real Women and Their Real Savior, and Part Two: Little Trials or Big? Thoughts on Submission, Passivity, and … Continue reading
“Why am I not enough for him?” This is a question that I’ve heard from every wife I’ve counseled whose husband is involved with pornography. Some of these wives knew about the porn before marriage, but naively believed that they … Continue reading
God has graciously provided a massive incentive for the Christian husband to learn to love and honor his wife. Peter makes this unmistakably clear: Likewise, husbands, live with your wives in an understanding way, showing honor to the woman as … Continue reading
Katherine is a wonderful woman in our congregation who loves Jesus, stays at home with her kids, and is trying to be a faithful wife to her husband. A few weeks ago Katherine and I had a conversation. She shared … Continue reading
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