Adam McClendon on Counseling Without Co-Dependency
How can a pastor effectively counsel someone without creating a co-dependency?
Adam McClendon on Pastoring Those Who Struggle With Porn Use
Series: Conversations
What should pastors remember in counseling those dealing with porn use?
Won Kwak on When to Stop Counseling Someone
Series: Conversations
FTC.co asks Won Kwak, Lead Pastor of Maranatha Church in Fort Lee, NJ: "How do you know when to stop counseling someone?"
Five Encouragements for Pastors Intimidated by Biblical Counseling
When it comes to people who are really suffering, many pastors are tempted to feel overwhelmed and under-qualified. If that’s you, pastor, here five things to remember.
Five Encouragements for Pastors Intimidated by Biblical Counseling
When it comes to people who are really suffering, many pastors are tempted to feel overwhelmed and under-qualified.
Adam McClendon on Counseling Troubled Marriages
Series: Conversations
What should pastors remember in counseling those in troubled marriages?
Equip Your People to Counsel Each Other
This lay ministry is an extraordinary happening. No longer do people need a special—though temporary—anointing to offer a prophetic word of direction and wisdom.
Guilt Confusion
The Enemy of our souls and our sinful flesh has a way of adding terrible fuel to the raging fires of shame.
Plowing Through Addiction: The ABC’s of Victory
These aren’t means carried out on our own strength or wisdom, but these are actions committed in surrender to the Lord in acknowledgment of the ordinary system that he has created within this world.
God’s Multi-Faceted Sovereignty
When we embrace the multi-faceted reality of the sovereignty of God, we are equipped to help others in their time of need.