Anger is not something we can avoid. It is something that we must do well. But few know what “righteous anger” would look like.
Below are seven test questio...
If this entire journey could be reduced to a single step, it would be this – be honest. Honesty may be more difficult than sobriety. At the risk of being offens...
Good physical health does not happen by accident. Physically healthy people make small, daily choices that contribute to their physical health.
It should be ...
Different struggles have different characteristic traits. Anger comes with a sense of urgency. When anger goes bad, it is usually trying to correct too much too...
We will begin this examination of the impact of living in abusive-addiction relationships with a summary of five qualities that begin to emerge in the life of s...
Peter is writing to Christians who have chosen to leave their homes and homeland over renouncing their faith. Living in another country as foreigners has result...
When dating or engaged couples are preparing for marriage they often ask questions like this one:
My fiancé and I are getting married in a few months, but h...
Christians have often struggled with how to think best about boundaries in broken relationships. Some use the word “boundaries” to communicate that Christians d...
From time to time we all think about priorities. Usually when life is getting a little out of control and we know something is going to have to give. When we th...
Now when all the people were baptized, and when Jesus also had been baptized and was praying, the heavens were opened, and the Holy Spirit descended on him in b...
Too often the use of a journal has been dismissed as feminine, “something you do when you need counseling,” or too time consuming. But with a bit of reflection ...
A Counselor Reflects on "Mere Christianity" by C.S. Lewis
“Every one says forgiveness is a lovely idea, until they have something to forgive (p.115).” Mere Chr...
