Tagged with Biblical Counseling

Pure Life Ministries Offer eBooks Now

Pure Life Ministries is an excellent source of counsel and assistance to those struggling with the enslaving power of sexual sin. They are now offering several of their resources as eBooks. I would encourage you to check out this ministry! Don’t know much about Pure Life? Here is their information from their website: This has … Continue reading »

Get a Life! Why Pastors Need a Day of Rest

Many of us know our job descriptions and what is expected of us at our place of employment. Few of us have that job description spelled out clearly for us in Scripture. Qualifications of a pastor-shepherd are clearly given in several texts in the Bible. I don’t know of any pastors who got into the … Continue reading »

Christian Collision: Conflict in the Church

If there is anything that is certain in life, it is that broken people have conflict with one another. We are all broken people. Sin has affected every area of life and we all experience conflict from time to time. The Church, made up of broken people, is not exempt from conflict. An observation and … Continue reading »

Chronic Pain: Living by Faith When Your Body Hurts

There are a number of great resources to share with those of us who suffer with Chronic Pain. Sometimes the resources are great in length they become impractical to the person who is suffering. Not so with this mini-book from CCEF. Less than 25 pages, it packs practical theology on every page. I highly recommend … Continue reading »

Counselor’s Tools: Using H.A.L.T. as a Guide

Identifying Key Risk Factors in Your Counselee’s Life: I believe that part of Biblical Counseling should be the educating of your counselee so that they no longer need your constant “services”. In other words, equip your counselee to be able to make wise decisions in their time away from you. Give them the tools they … Continue reading »

Right Idea – Wrong Words

Yesterday I blogged a post entitled, “Top Ten Mistakes Made by Suffering Pastors“. This post kind of dovetails with that one. Regardless of position in church, when one individual desires to comfort another, often they communicate something correct using the “wrong” words. Let me give you my top five: Right Idea, Wrong Words: “God’s Sovereign” … Continue reading »