Truth & Love Blog
Should Biblical Counselors Ever Refer a Counselee to a Psychiatrist?
How do we interpret and apply the Scriptures to the issue of whether it is legitimate for a biblical counselor to refer a counselee to a psychiatrist?
More Biblical Than Just, “Suffer Well”
“Suffer well” is an extra-biblical term used at times in un-biblical ways that shame people for normal, God-given emotions, and that guilts people into staying in ungodly situations.
3 Contemporary Approaches to Biblical Counseling
If you had just four letters for an acronym (like CHBC, CIBC, or CNBC), how would you label your approach to biblical counseling?
Woundedness + Weakness = Worship
For suffering to result in worship, we must face our woundedness and our weaknesses.
How Biblical Counselors Could Relate Biblically to One Another
As biblical counselors are we being biblical in how we relate to fellow biblical counselors? Are we practicing what we preach? Are we applying what we counsel?
How to Respond to a Mocker: 9 Biblical Principles
Biblically, how do we deal with a mocker? Benefit from 9 biblical wisdom principles for responding to a mocker.
4 Chambers of the Mocker’s Heart
There’s one reason to publicly rebuke a mocker—for the benefit of the non-mocker. The soft-hearted person observes the rebuke of the mocker and humbly learns wisdom.
Truthful Biblical Counselors
Of all people, we biblical counselors, should maintain truthfulness in our statements about our brothers and sisters in Christ.
When Biblical Counselors and Their Church Don’t See Eye-to-Eye
What would you be thinking if your pastor said in a sermon that his anxiety was helped by medication and by seeing a mental health professional?
For Me to Live Is Christ: Betty-Anne Van Rees’s Testimony about the CCEF Conference
Betty-Anne Van Rees shares how the 2025 CCEF “For Me to Live Is Christ” Conference impacted her life and her ministry.
