Myth 4 & 5: "Trauma Changes the Structure of the Brain" and "Your Fight or Flight System Shuts Down".

This week on Truth in Love, Dale Johnson and Joel Beeke discuss how the puritans view of the heart lead to a deeper love of Christ and desire to be conformed to His image.

In a desire to pursue authenticity, individuality is often encouraged at the cost of conformity to Christ. In this article, Brent Osterberg prepares the counselor for pervasive nature this can have in ministry.

Does the body keep the score? Does trauma or stress permanently change the brain? . After laying a foundation for a biblical understanding of trauma, our series will now work through 10 common myths of modern trauma theory.

On this Edition of Truth in Love, Dale Johnson and Eric Abisror discuss the ordinary means that the Lord uses to change believers—the ministry of the Word through the local church.

A Tribute to Dr. Wayne Mack.

Do you feel surrounded by suffering? In this article, Omri Miles reminds us that great suffering is not new to us and we can anchor ourselves in the solace, guidance, and hope of the Scriptures.

The third in our series 'Does the Body Keep the Score?' is available now! . Subscribe and stay tuned as we dive in to the origins and myths of trauma-informed care.

In suffering and sin, how can teachers demonstrate the hope and help of Scripture to students? On this Edition of Truth in Love, Ty Faulk and Kristi Brannen share how they practically care for souls in Kings Academy Christian School.

The second in our series 'Does the Body Keep the Score?' is available now! . Subscribe and stay tuned as we dive in to the origins and myths of trauma-informed care.

In a world of darkness, take up the lamp of hope. In this article, Kayla Jones reminds us of the beauty and wonder of the gospel in the life of the biblical counselor and the counselee.

In this new series, Dr. Dale Johnson and Francine Tan sit down for a discussion focused on answering the question ‘does the body keep the score?’ In the coming weeks, this series will explore the myths proposed by trauma-informed theory. Stay tuned!.

How do we think biblically about soul care in the Christian school? On this Edition of Truth in Love, Ty Faulk and Kristi Brannen discuss how biblical counseling has shaped the culture of their school.

God isn’t to blame for our mistakes. In this article, Kyle Gangel warns the believer against over-spiritualizing sin and straying from God’s Word.

If Scripture is sufficient for counseling, how do we think about outside resources? This week on Truth in Love, Dale Johnson and Keith Evans discuss the difference between integrating methodology and adapting to a circumstance.

When abandoned by those you love, there is refuge and care in the arms of the God of all comfort. In this article, Tom Sugimura encourages the abandoned believer to continue seeking the Lord amid their heartache.

The self-sufficiency of God shapes the heartbeat of our counseling. This week on Truth in Love, Keith Evans and Dale Johnson discuss how we can counsel sacrificially in love and truth, independent of other's praise.

In the trials of life, the Lord has not left us without hope. In this article, Cody Newcome encourages the believer towards faithful endurance—relying not on personal strength, but on the promises of Christ.

What does the evidence really say about “evidence-based” practices? On this Edition of Truth in Love, Jenn Chen and Dale Johnson discuss science, theories, and how to understand their usefulness.

When a counselee brings up an unexpected problem in session, how do you respond? In this article, Joshua Greiner provides practical wisdom to help the biblical counselor discern how to best care for their counselees while staying on track.