Shut Up in the Aftermath of Sexual Abuse
One common experience for sexual abuse survivors is the apparent inability to put words to their pain....
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A Brief Note from Baylight
Baylight Counseling will increase its per session rate beginning July 1, 2026....
Asking and Answering the Hard Questions
Modern evangelicalism has shied away from direct confrontation in discipleship and counseling, but that's often the very thing that's needed most....
A.R.E. You Serious About Your Marriage?
Biblically grounded attachment bonds in marriage are helped by increasing accessibility, responsiveness, and engagement between husband and wife....
But What About My Works?
The Belgic Confession of Faith Article XXIV comforts us by offering a helpful explanation of the relationship between faith and good works....
Trauma Has Entered the Chat
Trauma is a reality for many, but has likely been diminished by overuse of the word in pop culture....
Hope and the Free Pardon of the Cross
A Christian's lack of hope will not be overcome by the law's terror, but the free pardon of the cross....
Fighting for God's Glory
In moments of conflict, married couples must take the time to understand why they're fighting, and compare those reasons with Scripture....
Christian: Remember Your Baptism
Remembering our baptism in the face of troubled emotions and circumstances....
The New Reformation Catechism on Human Sexuality
A new catechism on human sexuality promises answers to worldview-shaping questions on sex and sexuality....
Getting Your Counseling Right
Successful biblical counseling depends partly on rightly understanding what it is and is not intended to accomplish....
Before You Call a Biblical Counselor
There are questions every potential counselee should ask of themselves before attempting to engage the counseling process....
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Counselees must take the time to understand their counselor's philosophy of care before counseling begins....
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