Recently my wife and I have been reading through Exodus and Deuteronomy. As is our habit, we both spend time alone in that day’s passage and then talk about what we are gleaning over breakfast. It’s the highlight of my day. What we talk about almost always pours out into our ministry conversations that week. This week we were reading in Deuteronomy 11 where we see God...
My husband Josh and I were first introduced to biblical counseling when dear friends invited us to observe their own marriage counseling. We were marked by the power and presence of the Word of God in every part of counseling, and we had no idea the impact it would have on our own lives. Since being introduced to Hope Counseling Services we have benefited greatly. We...
Asking for help can be difficult. We don’t want to be burdensome to other people. Or we fear being turned down. Whatever the reason, it can be challenging to say “help” when we really need it. About a year ago, my family needed help. My wife needed to travel for some extended time to help with a family emergency. It was a busy work season, our three young kids needed...
Developing and training biblical counselors has been a hallmark of our ministry since we were founded. One of the ways we train biblical counselors is through our internship program. Over the last three years, we have worked with interns from around the world, multiplying wise, loving, Christ-centered counseling in churches and counseling centers throughout our community...