counseling

In this blog post, I look at the teaching of Sola Scriptura and its need for Biblical counseling.

In this short blog post, I outline the five guiding principles for Sovereign Care Counseling.

In this blog post, I describe the difference, using Psalm 50, between performative and genuine worship, as God desires.

Christians must exercise discernment in differentiating between a wise heart and a foolish heart. In this discourse, I aim to provide practical insights into this matter.

Listening isn't easy, but as counselors and friends, we need to make it a priority. Here are six reasons why.

Have you ever encountered an individual who claims to be a Christian but does not genuinely think or behave in accordance with Christian...

Conflict is always going to be a part of our relationships, but it doesn't have to be the end of our relationships.

What is the heart of addiction, and how can we go beyond a life of sobriety into true recovery?

Tasting and seeing that the Lord is good helps us to better understand God as our rock and refuge.

“And in one Lord Jesus Christ, the only-begotten Son of God, begotten of the Father before all worlds; God of God, Light of Light, very...

Introduction Living in a broken world filled with broken people, it is all too easy to become consumed by negativity. Every time we turn...

Introduction It was a late night in August 2022, around 1 AM, and I found myself in quite a challenging situation. At that time, I was...

This article outlines the way in which we see Jesus being present in our suffering and trials.

In this article, I present a view of Scripture and psychology that work together rather than against one another.

In this blog post, I detail what Grok explained to me as known stigmas in counseling and how they are false.

In this blog post, I remember the struggles with PTSD after returning home from a war zone and reflect on how to help other veterans.

Have you ever wondered why you engage in certain behaviors? Even subconsciously, we often act in response to various situations....

<p>Have you ever met someone who is simply negative about everything? They assume the worst of every situation and never expect much good from anything. This is cynicism in action, and it is much more prevalent today than many would like to believe. To be honest, there are many times when cynicism gets the best [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Does your brain ever feel like an internet browser overflowing with open tabs, filled with anxieties and stressors? When you close one, it seems three more magically open. Yeah, me too, sometimes. But what if I told you there is a way to close some of those tabs without them reopening?  You see, the Bible [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Introduction I am not sure if this is a widespread issue, but here in the Texas Panhandle, it is challenging to find a church that doesn’t include discipleship as a key term in its mission statement. This isn’t necessarily a negative aspect, but I believe it is often included simply because it is expected. It [&hellip;]</p>