Where do you go when you want to learn more about biblical counseling in the Christian blogosphere? Here are the top 10 biblical counseling blogs from individuals that I read and recommend—in alphabetical order.

Kevin Carson: Pastor Kevin’s Blog

Pastor Kevin Carson, a biblical counseling professor and a caring pastor, writes with wisdom and compassion about daily Christian living and biblical counseling. You can read Kevin’s blog here: Pastor Kevin’s Blog. If you want to send the link to others, here it is: https://pastorkevinsblog.com/

Dave Dunham: Pastor Dave Online

Pastor Dave not only writes insightful blog posts, he crafts excellent book reviews. Read Dave’s materials here: Pastor Dave Online. If you want to send the link to others, here it is: https://pastordaveonline.org/

Julie Ganschow: Biblical Counseling for Women

Julie Ganschow is a leader in the biblical counseling movement. At her blog, you’ll not only read her posts, but frequent guest posts from other biblical counseling leaders—especially female biblical counselors. Learn and grow here: Biblical Counseling for Women. If you want to send the link to others, here it is: http://bc4women.org/blog-2/

Brad Hambrick: A Counselor for the Church

Brad Hambrick is prolific. He reminds me of myself when I was twenty years younger—and had five times the energy I have now! Brad not only posts excellent biblical counseling blogs, he also provides scores of in-depth resources. Visit Brad at: A Counselor for the Church. If you want to send the link to others, here it is: http://www.bradhambrick.com/

Charles Hodges: Good Moods Bad Mood Blog

Dr. Charles Hodges is the author of, you guessed it, Good Mood Bad Mood, a book about biblical counseling and mood disorders. At his blog, Dr. Hodges provides up-to-date research and insight on depression, anxiety, emotions, and biblical counseling. Read Dr. Hodges here: Good Mood Bad Mood Blog. If you want to send the link to others, here it is: http://www.goodmoodbadmood.com/blog

Bob Kellemen: RPM Ministries/Changing Lives

I’m not going to say a lot about this guy, since he’s me! I blog, craft book reviews, post free resources, and also offer guest blog posts at: RPM Ministries/Changing Lives. If you want to send the link to others, here it is: https://rpmministries.org/blog/

Tim Lane: Institute for Pastoral Care

Tim Lane is a trusted author, biblical counselor, and leader of the biblical counseling movement. Read his blog and benefit from his resources here: Institute for Pastoral Care. If you want to send the link to others, here it is: http://timlane.org/blog/

Lucy Ann Moll: Counseling Hope to Your Heart 

Lucy Ann Moll is a creative, compassionate blogger, ministering online at: Counseling Hope to Your Heart. If you want to send the link to others, here it is: http://www.lucyannmoll.com/blog/

Mark Shaw: Truth in Love

Pastor Mark Shaw has a special focus on biblical counseling and addiction issues, but his training, experience, education, and writing go well beyond just this important area of addictions. Learn from Dr. Shaw at: Truth in Love. If you want to send the link to others, here it is: http://www.histruthinlove.com/

Paul Tautges: Counseling One Another

Pastor Paul Tautges is another prolific writer, speaker, and blogger. He writes with winsome wisdom at: Counseling One Another. If you want to send the link to others, here it is: http://counselingoneanother.com/

Extra! Extra!: 6 Top Biblical Counseling Organizational Blogs  

The preceding 10 blog sites are from individuals, not organizations. The next 6 blog sites are from biblical counseling organizations that I read and recommend—in alphabetical order.

• ABC: Association of Biblical Counselors: https://christiancounseling.com/blog/
• ACBC: Association of Certified Biblical Counselors: https://biblicalcounseling.com/blog/
• BCC: Biblical Counseling Coalition: http://biblicalcounselingcoalition.org/
• CCEF: Christian Counseling and Educational Foundation: https://www.ccef.org/resources/blog
• Faith Biblical Counseling Ministry/Counseling with Confidence and Compassion:  http://blogs.faithlafayette.org/counseling/
• Institute for Nouthetic Studies/Donn Arms/Jay Adams: http://www.nouthetic.org/blog/

Join the Conversation 

What biblical counseling blog sites—either written by individuals or by organizations—do you read and recommend?