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February 07, 2012 - David Powlison - Video

Dr. David Powlison discusses the return of the Journal of Biblical Counseling after a four-year hiatus. Read the Journal now at ccef.org/JBC.

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February 03, 2012 - David Powlison | Mike Emlet - Podcast

This week on Help and Hope our host Andrew Ray asks Dr. David Powlison and Dr. Mike Emlet the question: "is it wrong to marry a friend (without romantic feelings for them)?"

Length: 11:32
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February 02, 2012 - Ed Welch - Blog Post

Men are wretched at dealing with rejection.

Women are not good at it either. But at least they are more prone to talking about it, or they are vulnerable enough to be sad. Men tend to go silent or get angry.

I want to get to sexual rejection—wives who seem to reject their husband’s sexual advances—but first, a warm-up illustration.

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February 01, 2012 - David Powlison - Video

Dr. David Powlison responds to the question: "Is there a role for dream analysis in biblical counseling?"

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January 30, 2012 - Ed Welch - Blog Post

Yes—they are just like the rest of us! Teens do not necessarily worry about it more than others but they do worry about it more obviously. Concerns about approval, rejection and ‘fitting in’ seem more painful and intensified.  What Do You Think of Me? Why Do I Care? is my recent attempt to help younger Christians with these fears.

Why did I write this book?

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January 26, 2012 - David Powlison | Julie Lowe - Podcast

This week on Help and Hope our host Andrew Ray sits down with Julie Lowe and Dr. David Powlison to respond to a question about how to grow in keeping confidences during counseling.

Length: 10:46
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January 24, 2012 - Ed Welch - Blog Post

If you lived in Jonah’s day and he came to your door asking for help—help for his soul—what might you say to him?

First you would want to see the good in him, and there is plenty of good. Hard-hearted people usually don’t receive words from the Lord, so he was a worthy prophet. And he volunteered to be thrown to his death in a devouring sea so others could be spared. I think that is very impressive, even though the storm was basically his doing. Ugh, it reminds me how I don’t like the idea of drowning, and it is hard for me to imagine that I would volunteer for it.

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