Truth & Love Blog
5 Portraits of a Loving Biblical Counselor, Part 2
Could people we minister to say this of us? “I experience you as a mentor so proud of who I am in Christ that you give me a spiritual medal of honor.”
Who Preceded Dr. Martin Luther King?
How might it help us to understand that the modern Civil Rights Movement can be traced all the way back to the Rev. Daniel Alexander Payne?
5 Portraits of a Loving Biblical Counselor
“We are significant players in each other’s gospel narrative, and it is in relationship with one another that we experience the fullness of God in Christ…. The greatest gift I can give to my fellow-Christian is the gospel itself.”
How Does God Use His Word in Our Lives?
It is God’s plan to use His Word powerfully when we share it truthfully and lovingly—like a brother, mother, father, child, and mentor.
What to Do After the Hug: Gospel Conversations, Part 2
Are you and I skilled at speaking the truth in love, or are we skilled at living gospel truth in Christlike love?
Where Do You Fit in God’s Mission?
How would your sense of calling change if you kept Christ’s mission for your life in mind? Speaking gospel truth in love to one another so we all grow up in Christ.
Healing for the Holidays
During the holidays, who could you minister to by understanding that this may be a difficult time for them and by sharing Christ’s healing hope?

15 Top Biblical Counseling Books of 2015
Here, in alphabetical order, are the top 15 books published in 2015 about biblical counseling or important to biblical counselors.
Point Burdened People to the Ultimate Burden Bearer—Jesus Christ
“Do you long to use God’s Word powerfully, but sometimes struggle to know how to relate truth to life?” “Do you care deeply, but sometimes struggle to know how to care like Christ?”
Anxiety and Our Physical Bodies: Jars of Clay
In anxiety, as in all of life, the Bible recognizes the complex interplay between the body and soul (Genesis 2:7).