by Bob | May 26, 2016 | Grief, Martin Luther
I’ve started working on book 14: Martin Luther’s Pastoral Counseling: Counseling Under the Cross. I thought I’d share a snippet from chapter 5, “Gospel-Centered Comfort for Suffering.” We often think of Luther applying the gospel to our sin—which he certainly does....
by Bob | Jan 13, 2015 | Grief, GriefShare
When you, your family members, or friends are grieving over one of life’s many losses, where can you turn for help and hope? On January 31, 2015, at Uniontown Bible Church in Union Bridge, MD, from 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM, I’ll be sharing my seminar on God’s Healing for...
by Bob | Dec 20, 2014 | Grief, Healing, Holidays, Hope, Uncategorized
A Holiday Message from Bob The past two years, I’ve posted a several-part blog series entitled Healing for the Holidays. By God’s grace, this has benefited many people. I’ve now made the entire series available as a free 20-page PDF that you can download at Healing...
by Bob | Nov 14, 2013 | Christmas, God's Healing, God's Healing for Life's Losses, Grief, Healing, Healing for the Holidays, Thanksgiving
Healing for the Holidays A Holiday Message from Bob The past two years I have posted a several-part blog series entitled Healing for the Holidays. By God’s grace, this has benefited many people. I’ve now made the entire series available as a free 20-page PDF that...
by Bob | Aug 22, 2013 | Gospel-Centered, Grief, Suffering, Sufferology
Gospel-Centered Self-Counsel for Suffering Note from Bob: You’re reading Part One of a new Changing Lives blog mini-series on applying the gospel to yourself as you face suffering face-to-face with Christ. The Gospel for Sin and Suffering The gospel of Christ’s...
by Bob | Dec 11, 2012 | God's Healing, God's Healing for Life's Losses, Grief, Grief Recovery, Grieving
Ask the Counselor: Should I Try to Forget My Past? As a biblical counselor, people often ask me the important question, “Should I try to forget my past?” I first respond with a one-word answer. “No.” Then I respond with a blog-size answer using the words: •...
