Category Archives: Fear/Worry
This post asks and answers three frequently asks questions about getting biblical counseling. Continue reading
A prevailing emotion I encounter in the women I counsel is fear. Unfortunately, sinful fear can create a prison within the mind, but the truth is you do not have to be ruled by sinful fear. I just finished teaching a Bible study, Fear Factor, with a group of women and I want to share what I have learned in an effort to assist you in helping women overcome sinful fear with godly fear. Continue reading
When did not having enough fun become a tragic failure? Some would say in the last 100-150 years. Neal Postman’s title Amusing Ourselves to Death almost immediately came to mind as I considered our lust-affair with fun and amusement. Isn’t our problem that we don’t take our calling seriously enough? Continue reading
When it comes to conflict in relationships, Ken Sande says there are really only three kinds of people: peace-fakers, peace-breakers and peace-makers. Continue reading
With the prevalence of sexual violence, it is important to have a clear definition of sexual assault and consent. Many victims are not sure if what happened to them was assault, and the shame and pressure to remain silent lead to a recurring cycle of traumatization. Continue reading
To live in the epicenter of worry is to feel like you have fallen into a trap that has both enclosed you and is continuing to close in on you, with no exit signs posted. How can we escape from this trap of worry? Continue reading
What do you think about when a storm comes into your life? When things are really bad for you, how do you think about those bad things? Where does your mind go? Continue reading
This blog provides four biblical principles for eating and diet. 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
In this audio resource, along with accompanying PDF notes, RN and NANC certified counselor, Pam Gannon, walks counselors and people struggling with anxiety, through a biblical process for dealing with worry, fear, and anxiety. Continue reading
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