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Christian Marriage 101
“Our highest Love” One of the most basic problems in relationships is that we typically focus on the symptoms instead of the core issue. And that makes some sense. The very nature of a core issue is that it’s underneath … Continue reading
Peer Counseling: Discerning your Family Values
Has the Lord put someone in your path who seems to feel stuck or is clearly wayward from a good path? They need godly counsel to help them get “unstuck” or back on track. And, while the contents of godly … Continue reading
Peer Counseling: Discerning the Significance of Group Values
Every individual who needs counsel is also a part of many groups. They’re a member of their family now, their family of origin, the Army family (or other cultural families), someone’s friend, neighbor, student, etc. They’re a member of a … Continue reading
Peer Counseling: Discerning 3 Constants as a Counselor
“What is the hurting person’s root desire or concern? What is their current goal related to that concern? And do they feel safe with me right now?” Those are three constants that every parent, supervisor, friend, coach, etc. needs to … Continue reading
Peer Counseling: Posture and Assessing or Conveying Value/Interest
“How are they really doing, and do they want help?” Whether we’re a parent, coach, supervisor, or anyone else in a position to take care of others, our first task is to assess their level of stress. One of the … Continue reading
Because we’re called to counsel: 4 levels of peer counseling
Jesus calls all of His people to be leaders, equipping and encouraging others to follow Him. He also calls all of His people to counsel others, helping the stuck or wayward to get back on track. This week’s video on … Continue reading
Leaders’ decisions: magnets, munitions, and mud
Whether we’re to lead as a husband, parent, supervisor, coach, or in another other position by which we have responsibilities for others, each of our decisions will have an impact on them. Godly and even ungodly decisions can act as … Continue reading
