Is there hope for change outside of Scripture? On this Edition of Truth in Love, Dale Johnson and Omri Miles discuss the depth of real heart change, and how God’s Word offers both the hope and means of God-honoring change.

If you are in Christ, then through the Holy Spirit, there is great hope for change. In this article by Ryan Trzeciak, be encouraged that you are no longer defined by sin, but by the One who bore it on the cross and the Spirit working in you.

“The gospel has never done any harm, only our handling of the gospel.” This week on Truth in Love, Omri Milles and Dale Johnson discuss common areas that biblical counselors may misuse the gospel in counseling.

Amid the fear of needles, the Lord is at work in the heart of the believer. In this article, Sean Perron shares how the Lord has used his cancer treatment to continually turn his heart from fear towards his good Shepherd.

“This earth, this world, this life here is not meant to satisfy you completely—your satisfaction is in Christ.” On this Edition of Truth in Love, Dale Johnson and Darrell Harrison discuss the bleeding effects of discontentment in the life of the believer.

Hope for change grows as we understand the beauty of our union with Christ. In this article, Kyle Gangel reminds the believer of the importance and blessing of this union.

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Are you afraid to ask your church for help? In this article, Matt Mumma encourages the believer to seek the refuge, comfort, and counsel of their church amid the circumstances they are facing.

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Van der Kolk’s theory of the body keeping the score is the basis of the widely embraced approach of trauma-informed care. In this edition of Truth in Love, Dale Johnson and Francine Tan discuss concerns about how his ideas have shaped counseling practices.

God’s Word shows us the path to true wisdom. In this article, Paula Higuchi contrasts the folly of earthly wisdom with the clarity and hope offered in wisdom from above that changes how we live today.

In our therapeutic culture, what is the popular concept of complex trauma really about? In this edition of Truth in Love, Dale Johnson and Francine Tan explore the ideologies that drive complex trauma.

The desire to be loved can lead the believer down a path of pride, seeking the approval of man instead of the God who knows their weakness and loves them despite it. In this article, Paul Tautges offers encouragement from “People Pleasing,” by Lou Priolo.

In a world shouting “get even,” Jesus whispers “forgive.” In “Vengeance is Mine,” Jessica Mohr reminds the believer that they can rest in God’s grace, trusting that He is the perfect wielder of justice.

Is the root of anxiety and depression an illness of the mind? On this Edition of Truth in Love, Dale Johnson and Greg Gifford encourage the Christian to do the hard work of understanding what the Bible really says about man’s particular struggles.

"Biblical balance is not always found between two available options." In “Between Bethel and Dan,” Omri Miles cautions against drifting towards man-made options for counseling.

Has mental health really improved? On this Edition of Truth in Love, Dale Johnson and Greg Gifford discuss the state of the mental health crisis and the role that misunderstanding the mind and body plays.

Are you creating an environment that nurtures your spouse’s spiritual growth? In this article, Mark Vowels II shows us how to faithfully tend to our marriages for the sake of Christlikeness in both our spouses and ourselves.

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