Truth & Love Blog
Finding Hope for Our Hurts from African American Spirituals: Black Church History
We learn from the African American spirituals how heaven invades earth as God’s eternal hope impacts us during our earthly hurts.
6 Biblical Counseling Resources on Sexual Abuse Prevention
Protecting those we care about and shepherd is vitally important. Find 6 biblical counseling resources on sexual abuse prevention.
11 Biblical Counseling Resources on Sexual Abuse: Healing & Hope in Christ
Where can you find trusted resources for healing and hope for sexual abuse? Here are 11 biblical counseling resources for sexual abuse healing.
11 Biblical Counseling Resources on Fear, Panic Attacks, and Worry
Where do you turn for trustworthy resources on fear, panic attacks, and worry for yourself or those you care about? Here are 11 biblical counseling resources.
12 Biblical Counseling Resources on Anxiety
Where do you turn for trusted resources when you or someone you care about struggles with anxiety? Here are 12 biblical counseling resources for anxiety.
7 People We Can Pray for When a Christian Leader Falls
Here are seven people or people-groups we could pray for when a Christian leader falls into sin.
Valentines’ Day & Gospel-Centered Marriage
On this Valentine’s Weekend, learn 4 gospel-centered pillars of a loving Christlike marriage: leaving, cleaving, weaving, and receiving.
15 Biblical Counseling Resources on Depression and Bi-Polar Disorder
A Word from Bob I’ve collated today’s post from The Annual Guide to Biblical Counseling Resources: 2021 Edition. For the 2022 Edition, go here. Depression: Booklets Ashmore, Margaret. Depression: The Sun Always Rises The periods of depression that we all share can...
Learning from the Legacy of African American Sisters of the Spirit
In our fourth post in this blog mini-series on Black History Month, we learn together from three godly African American Christian women.
3 Black Church Founding Fathers: Lessons for Every Christian
In American culture, we tend to learn a lot about the white founding fathers of our government. However, we tend to learn much less (or nothing) about the founding fathers of the Black Church.
