This may be the most important book on marriage counseling that the Biblical Counseling community has yet produced!

Alasdair Groves and Winston Smith have written an easy read with unparalleled depth and clarity on the emotions.

Tim Lane has written an excellent guide for the average Christian wanting to change and grow.

This new format for a Bible journal is a great improvement with loads of potential for enhancing Bible study.

This book’s use of narrative is helpful in clarifying the counseling process, but it doesn’t give enough information on the actual problem itself.

This is a well-written history of a frequently ignored and yet important religious movement within American history

Freedom from Self-Harm is a valuable for its dismantling of the common myths surrounding self-harm.

A fascinating look at how trusting God can actually help those who suffer from OCD.

This short book is a useful tool for analyzing the problem and pointing to the solution of unhealthy introspection.

Here are my top five favorite books of the year.