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Of all the journal articles I have read in the past five years, this may be the best written, and most helpful of them all. Welch does a masterful job of explaining biblical counseling in language that both the layman and the experienced counselor can easily comprehend. His posture is calm, caring, and fair. At the same […]

What are the doctrines that drive homework? The doctrine of Scripture. Biblical counselors want to help their counselees think biblically about life issues. The counselee’s mind needs to be renewed; he needs to process his difficulties God’s way. Biblical understanding leads to actions, doing what is biblically appropriate in each part of a situation. The […]

“When God Weeps” is a book that confronts our perception of suffering in a way that forces us to re-examine our assessment of God’s role and reason in it. As those who will encounter suffering and will be sinned against throughout our earthly lives, it is a book worth reading. As believers who are called […]

  This article is not meant to be an exhaustive treatment of marital roles and issues. It is simply meant to be a short primer that may be used by biblical counselors who are helping couples understand their roles and the seriousness before God of their submission to him. The thoughts and ideas here are […]

Introduction This article will investigate the behavior of the dominant husband. In this article, I will look at the secular view of dominant husbands, the Christian response to dominant husbands, and how biblical counselors can help those husbands and wives who are in marriages where the husbands display this behavior. In the past, dominant husbands […]