Category Archives: Relationships
Women are required to wear many hats. How can we wear them well to the glory of God? Continue reading
This post addresses domestic abuse counseling from a biblical counseling perspective. Continue reading
Ministry success through knowledge, communication and giftedness, often leads to neglect of our real success, personal growth. What can be done to assure that we finish well? God promises personal, practical, transformational sustained spiritual growth to those who, in dependence upon the Spirit of God, continually meditate, activate, demonstrate, and evaluate both themselves and their doctrine (1 Timothy 4:15-16). 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
A major part of the vision of the Biblical Counseling Coalition is being a “megaphone” for the best of the best in biblical counseling resources. Today’s post alerts you to ten biblical counseling resource list by Pastor Paul Tautges. This post originally was posted at Paul’s site and is re-posted with Paul’s permission. 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
If you are dating someone right now, are you scared to tell him or her about your sinful past? Whether you’ve struggled with difficult sins from the past, or you are still struggling with significant sins right now, it’s important to talk to your future spouse about these things. 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
Olympic gold medalist, David Boudia, shares his testimony of faith in Christ. Continue reading
Recently I’ve begun to see how formal and informal counseling studies in the confines of my office aren’t sufficient to prepare me to help others. In fact, it can work against me if I depend on it too much. Here are some things I’m trying to do to keep my counseling real. Continue reading
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