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In this blog post, I look at the idea of self-forgiveness and how it can become an idol.

In this blog post, I explore the religious attitude of behavioral addictions and how we can approach them.

In this short post, I describe the necessity for all counselors to be theologians, and study deeply the well of Scripture.

In this blog post, I show how the doctrine of Sola Gratia (grace alone) helps in our soul care services.

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...

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

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.

In this blog post I describe the dangers of cynicism and a proper response.

In this blog I look at anxiety and some things we can do to help when we feel anxious.

In this blog post I look at the essentials of discipleship and how it fosters growth and reliance on God.

In this blog I discuss the necessity of counseling and discipleship in the church.

In part 3 of this series, I explain the need for a more gospel-centered approach to addiction recovery and give a few examples of such recovery material that already exists.