Biblical Counselling

A helpful article written by Ken Sande who is the author of “Peace-Maker”. He gives us a helpful breakdown of what it means to judge charitably while at the same time not avoiding real problems and sins in ourselves and in others.

In this session we spend some time reviewing what we have covered so far and also look at what Biblical repentance actually is. Change can only through repentance and faith in Jesus Christ and so it is essential that we understand what these terms mean!

In this session we look at Ephesians 4:22-24 and see how Paul makes the connection between our corrupting desires and our sinful behaviour. Conversly, we also see the connection between the newness of the Spirit in Christ and the new manner of life that follows. We then conclude by looking at how this plays out

In this class on Biblical Counselling we walk through the parable of the two houses in Matthew 7 and from it think through the principle of Biblical Logic.

In this lesson we consider what God says about us in His word. In order to properly diagnose our deepest need we must first see ourselves rightly. Only God can fully show who we are before Him as fallen image bearers.