Truth & Love Blog
Why a New Coalition of Biblical Counselors Is Needed
The newly launched Biblical Counseling Coalition asked their Board of Directors and Council Board Members why they were excited about the BCC; why the BCC was needed. Their responses capture the heartbeat and passion of the Biblical Counseling Coalition.
What’s Worth a Week of My Time?
Why in the world would over 1,600 people spend from Sunday afternoon through Friday afternoon at a biblical counseling conference?
Announcing the Launch of the Biblical Counseling Coalition
Pastor Steve Viars, the President of the BCC Board of Directors, captures the Biblical Counseling Coalition’s purpose. “The BCC is all about promoting relationships and providing resources.”
Maria Stewart: Hero of Black Church History
“It is not the color of the skin that makes the person, but it is the principles formed within the soul.”
Hero of Black Church History: Daniel Alexander Payne
We can trace the Civil Rights movement from Daniel Alexander Payne to Rosa Parks to Martin Luther King, Jr.
Beauty from Ashes
When our fallen world falls on us, where do we find hope? We find hope’s source in the narratives of The Heroes of Black Church History.
The Best of the Best Around the Christian Net: This Week’s Top 5
Linking you to the top 5 Christian blog posts of the week—posts that provide robust, rich, and relevant insights for living.
Does God Hear Our Cries?
When we cry to God, does He hear? Does He see our suffering? We find answers to these life-altering questions in the narratives of The Heroes of Black Church History.
Jesus with Skin On
When people we love are suffering, how can we help? How can we care like Christ? We uncover amazing examples of moving beyond suffering to God’s healing hope in the narratives of The Heroes of Black Church History.
Moving from Victim to Victor
When life crushes the dreams you dreamed, where do you find hope? When suffering invades your life, who do you turn to for examples of moving from victim to victor? We uncover amazing examples of moving beyond suffering to God’s healing hope in the narratives of The Heroes of Black Church History.
