Those who are sick among us are very gracious. They hear lunacy from the body of Christ but usually take it in stride.
Here are samples of “helpful” things said to a sick friend of mine.
1. Maybe there is sin in your heart that you forgot to confess.
2. There MUST be someone that you have not forgiven. (“Yes, and now that you just said this to me I am having a hard time forgiving you.” At least that is what I would be thinking.)
Depression is a common human experience, but one that is especially resistant to change. With this in mind, these sessions will review ways to partner with depressed people as they go through the change process. Dr Welch will consider critical biblical themes, current views on depression, and the use of psychiatric medications.
Depression is a common human experience, but one that is especially resistant to change. With this in mind, these sessions will review ways to partner with depressed people as they go through the change process. Dr Welch will consider critical biblical themes, current views on depression, and the use of psychiatric medications.
Depression is a common human experience, but one that is especially resistant to change. With this in mind, these sessions will review ways to partner with depressed people as they go through the change process. Dr Welch will consider critical biblical themes, current views on depression, and the use of psychiatric medications.
Depression is a common human experience, but one that is especially resistant to change. With this in mind, these sessions will review ways to partner with depressed people as they go through the change process. Dr Welch will consider critical biblical themes, current views on depression, and the use of psychiatric medications.
Everyone has to relate to difficult people, and most of us have been difficult people at one time or another. Therefore, every Christian should know how the gospel guides us in these relationships. This course will unpack relevant biblical wisdom and consider the challenging case of those who have been called borderline personality.
Living with an angry spouse can feel like living in a war zone. Although you can feel isolated, even from God, the God who cares speaks into these hard situations.
How can you disarm an angry person, show him the impact of his anger and offer hope for change? How does our theology of anger shape what we actually say?
Just when we think our culture can't be any more sex-saturated, we find that there is room for more. Are you in danger of growing numb to the explicit sexuality around you? Is sexual experimentation inevitable? Is the primary parenting goal to keep our children safe from pregnancy and disease? Every shift in our culture needs new application of biblical teaching about purity and intimacy. This seminar will discuss how to live in a godly, biblical way in today’s culture and how to counsel those who have been stained and damaged by the misuse of sexuality.
