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Three Ways to Let the Fire of the Sermon Warm Your Own Heart
Erik Reed
March 1, 2017
I have preached a lot of sermons. I may only be 36 years old, but I have been preaching for
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Strategic Issues in Counseling: Consider the Context of Your Counselee
David Dunham
February 23, 2017
When Sarah’s mother passed away, it stirred up in her all kinds of fear and anxiety. She had been living
Strategic Issues in Counseling: Consider the Age of Your Counselee
David Dunham
February 12, 2017
Time changes us all. Or rather, we all change over time. As a young man I was impetuous and impulsive,
Strategic Issues in Counseling: Consider the Development of Your Counselee
David Dunham
February 8, 2017
I had totally messed up this case. It wasn’t intentional; I had tried to be helpful and give lots of
Too Tired to Care
Joshua Waulk
July 4, 2016
During my law enforcement career, my comrades and I were repeatedly instructed to use caution when responding to an emergency
Stuck in a Rut: Responding to Emotional and Spiritual Inflexibility
Joshua Waulk
June 6, 2016
By the time couples, individuals, and parents make their way to the counseling table, they often consider themselves to be
Taking Every Thought Captive
Joshua Waulk
May 31, 2016
“I’m stuck, and I feel like God’s nowhere to be found.” “I can’t get over how they treated me—like I’m
Finding Hope in Gospel-Centered Counseling
Joshua Waulk
May 24, 2016
In my years of work as both a police officer and now a biblical counselor, I have found that one