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Twenty years ago, I sat in Introduction to Biblical Counseling with Wayne Mack, and I quickly realized my Bible would never be the same to me again. In the first day and a half of...
Week after week, we witness our counselees and church members struggling in this gap, surrounded by sin, suffering, guilt, and shame. But there is yet another gap we often overlook...
Counseling is an essential form of discipleship, but biblical discipleship should promote healthy independence and maturity, not dependence upon the counselor or the counseling pro...
No biblical counselor approaches a counseling conversation as a blank slate. We all bring our own experiences, theological convictions, interpretive lenses, and assumptions. Even s...
I previously wrote a blog article on “The Use of the Psalms in Counseling.” Today, I would like to share a testimony-like reflection on using Old Testament narrative texts in bibli...
One of a dozen-plus reasons I love church-based counseling is that it maximizes the ministry Christ’s body can play in the lives of those we counsel. Our counselees need more than...
“So when wise pastors help their people with challenges such as depression, anxiety, sexual trauma, eating disorders, obsessive behaviors, and so on, they are not doing so as hacks...
Ministering God’s Word to people is an immensely difficult affair. Typically, we struggle on multiple fronts to do this well, and a lot of it has to do with a twofold problem. We a...
The other day I was shocked to discover that I have been a counselor for over 15 years. There was a lot to learn at the beginning, and the following three lessons have proven endur...
What do you do when you are counseling a suffering pastor’s wife? How can you help a pastor’s wife who is anxious for her husband? What hope can we offer these women who have seen...
The church is witnessing a revival of biblical soul care as care returns to the body of Christ. Part One explores three plausible but unbiblical paradigms and why shifting them mat...
Suffering often tempts believers to interpret God through their circumstances rather than interpreting their circumstances through what God has revealed about Himself. In Romans 8:...
In today’s episode, Kevin Carson, is joined by Kyle Gangel, lead pastor of Southern Hills Bible Church in Custer, South Dakota. Kyle serves as both a pastor and biblical counselor...
When Greg Gifford and his wife sat in a school psychologist’s office with their sixth-grade The post Christian Counselor Challenges Conventional Mental Health ‘Truths’ appeared fir...
Emotional affairs often produce one of the most confusing counseling situations. Information comes out slowly, conversations become emotionally chaotic, and each new revelation cre...
Continued from Garrett’s previous blog, Part Two explores three more paradigm shifts needed for a culture of biblical soul care and the two postures that must surround them: prayer...
Our October 2026 mini-series on the BCC Grace and Truth blog addresses the topic of spiritual warfare. In this first article, Dave Deuel surveys God's spiritual battles from Genesi...
Scripture does not present spiritual warfare as an extraordinary experience but as part of every Christian’s situated reality. From the enmity established in Genesis 3:15 to Peter’...
Where do you turn with your deepest needs? To friends? Counselors? Books or conferences? Nancy says these things won’t ultimately solve our problems. Discover where to find true he...
As Christians, it is crucial to understand that mental health is just as important as physical and spiritual health. Too often, the topic of mental health is overlooked or minimize...
In today’s episode, Kevin Carson is joined by pastor and biblical counselor Josh Matthews for a candid conversation about stubborn sins—patterns believers may confess and fight, ye...
You can’t force a child to obey. Righteousness can’t be legislated. But you can help children shape their core beliefs. Pastor, educator, and author Jeff Keaton explains that behav...
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