Truth & Love Blog
Reflections After 30 Years of Biblical Counseling
If there is one verse that captures the heartbeat of my biblical counseling ministry after three decades it is 1 Thessalonians 2:8. “We loved you so much that we were delighted to share with you not only the gospel of God but our lives as well, because you had become so dear to us.”
Halloween: Resisting Satan, Part 2
Whenever we mistrust God’s good heart, we always trust our own fallen hearts.
Halloween: Resisting Satan, Part 1
Satan mounts his mutiny through a powerful lie: God is untrustworthy. In subtle and not-so-subtle ways, he places God’s heart on trial whispering, “God is no Rewarder; he’s a Hoarder.” To counteract Satan’s challenge to God’s good heart, we need to expose his seducing strategies.
Reformation Sunday: Katherine von Bora Luther—Living the Truth in Love
The final words of Katherine von Bora Luther. “I will stick to Christ as a burr to a top coat.”
Reformation Sunday: Martin Luther’s Story, Part 4—Clothed by Christ
On the Eve of All Saints Day, I nailed my 95 Theses to the door of the Castle Church in Wittenburg thereby proclaiming that I was prepared to debate anyone, monk, priest, Pope, or Emperor, who dared to proclaim that salvation came by works. Martin Luther
Reformation Sunday: Martin Luther’s Story, Part 3—Clothed by Faith
“When you behold God in faith, you look upon His fatherly, friendly heart, in which there is no anger nor ungraciousness.” Martin Luther
Reformation Sunday: Martin Luther’s Story, Part 2—A Spiritual Pauper
I came to realize that the religious answers of my day would never quiet my soul. I came to realize that all human beings and all human institutions were spiritually impoverished. I was a spiritual pauper.
God’s Healing for Life’s Losses Seminar
When you, your family members, or friends are grieving over one of life’s many losses, where can you turn for help?
Reformation Sunday: Martin Luther’s Story, Part 1—Unable to Satisfy God
They call it “Reformation Sunday” because on October 31, 1517, a thirty-three year old man dressed as a monk strolled to the door of the Castle Church in the small town of Wittenberg, Germany not to cry out, “Trick or Treat,” but to nail to that door a parchment listing his deeply held theological convictions.
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