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Is Your Counselor Biblical or Biblicist?

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Counselees must take the time to understand their counselor's philosophy of care before counseling begins....

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Soul Care with Spurgeon: Guilt, Shame, and Redemption in Christ (Part 4)

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Charles Spurgeon taught his people that their assurance of salvation was rooted not in their good deeds, but in the power of the atoning work of Christ on the cross....

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Soul Care with Spurgeon: Guilt, Shame, and Redemption in Christ (Part 3)

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On the cross, and throughout his life, Jesus overcame death and paid the price for our sin that we might live forever with him in eternity....

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Soul Care with Spurgeon: Guilt, Shame, and Redemption in Christ (Part 2)

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Charles Spurgeon encourages us to measure our redemption against the backdrop of the severity of God's justice.vvv...

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Soul Care with Spurgeon: Guilt, Shame, and Redemption in Christ (Part 1)

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Our hearts are prone to preach a false gospel of unending guilt and shame in the face of our sin, but Christ offers a better and eternal reward of mercy, grace, and forgiveness....

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Five Distinctive Qualities of Biblical Counseling

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What makes biblical counseling unique among other counseling models?...

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On Conflict and Commitments

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A survey of prior commitments at the point of conflict and counseling may reveal attitudes of the heart that are at odds with Scripture, and detrimental to progress and healing....

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Hope for Change and Our Union with Christ

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Our hope for biblical change is inextricably connected to our union with Christ....

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Assurance and Our Power to Stand

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17th Century Puritan, Stephen Charnock, writes concerning our assurance of salvation, a common conflict in biblical counseling....

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Anger: Who's Your Master?

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Ed Welch reminds us of the powerlessness of human anger....

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