So what does forgiveness mean you are committing to do with your hurt, fears, other emotions and imagination? The last post covered the interpersonal commitment...
Because bitterness is a sin, we can often forget that it is precipitated by being sinned against (here I am assuming the bitterness is in regards to a legitimat...
Not everything that bothers or annoys us needs to be forgiven. Forgiveness is only for moral offenses. When we try to use forgiveness as the method to resolve r...
In my role as a Pastor of Counseling, I am frequently asked questions on topics that individuals believe are too uncomfortable or awkward to discuss with others...
Sometimes we add “ghost words” to passages of Scripture; words that make sense to us, change the meaning of passage, but are not really there. See if you can sp...
When I was reading through the Christmas narrative again I was struck by the phrase, “And her husband Joseph, being a just man (Matt. 1:19a, ESV emphasis added...
Have you ever tried to convince someone they were lying and they genuinely did not believe you? This may be because their definition of lying was reduced to, “...
Many people share this testimony. If you do, know that you are not alone and that God longs to give you words and his companionship in the midst of this experie...
Think about healthy relationships with people; these relationships aren’t healthy because they follow certain rules (as if the rules were the reason), but livin...
For better or worse our bodies are remarkably adaptive. When we abuse our bodies, through over-eating or restriction, our body adapts to the “new normal” we inf...
Read Psalm 139. First read verses 14-16 and then read the entirety of the Psalm. God has a very different relationship with your body than you do. God sees your...
You may have come to this article out of concern for a friend or family member more than your own unhealthy relationship with food. If that is the case, then yo...
