Helps Classes represent a focused effort to provide Biblical Counseling to more people through group counseling.

Helping people learn to be aware, reflect, and confront their inner experiences is a means to helping them develop godly responses to their feelings.

There are two initial conceptual issues that must be addressed in helping people with experiential avoidance.

Interpretation is key to responding godly in the midst of difficult circumstances.

Earlier this year we had a pretty terrible wind storm around the metro. It caused no small amount of damage in some areas. A giant pine tree on our church property was uprooted. It caused the largest power outage in Detroit history. Wind can cause some terrible damage, but if strong winds can be harnessed […]

Our struggle with this concept may be alleviated if we will take the time to read the relevant text carefully and in context.

Crafting effective homework means having a clear purpose!

Last week I explored several key reasons that Biblical Counselors give homework. I focused particularly on the benefits it provides to counselors as they seek to be the most help that they can be to their counselees. But homework very obviously helps counseless too, and turning our attention now to the benefits to them will […]

Counselors should give homework as much for their own sake as for those they seek to help