June 10, 2011
by Paul Tautges
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The doctrines of justification and sanctification are distinctly separate and yet related. Keeping them straight is essential in any counseling that is truly biblical. In light of this, I recommend that you get and read a copy of this small, … Continue reading
June 8, 2011
by Paul Tautges
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Thankfulness is the attitude of prayer. “Devote yourselves to prayer, keeping alert in it with an attitude of thanksgiving” (Col 4:2). Thankfulness is a mindset. As such, it is a remedy for worry. Phil 4:6-7 tells us we need to … Continue reading
June 7, 2011
by Paul Tautges
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It’s uncommon to find a grief ministry resource that is also theologically rich, but here is one. Sunsets: Reflections for Life’s Final Journey is written by a hospice nurse who is also a faithful biblical counselor, Deborah Howard. This book … Continue reading
June 6, 2011
by Paul Tautges
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“Idolatry” is not too strong a word to describe what occurs in our hearts when strong, self-serving desires reign within and create conflicts with others. It is our natural tendency to pursue the fulfillment of these pleasures independently of God—“You … Continue reading
June 3, 2011
by Paul Tautges
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As Karen Carpenter pondered the painful moments of being in and out of love, her mellow voice cried out, “Can’t we stop hurting each other?” Instead of building each other up, our sinful nature often leads to “making each other … Continue reading
June 1, 2011
by Paul Tautges
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Authentic biblical counseling chooses no other foundation to build its philosophy and practice upon than the Scriptures: the will of God faithfully revealed to man by the Spirit from the living Word, Jesus Christ. God’s vision of discipleship requires a … Continue reading
