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This is the print version of the Journal of Biblical Counseling volume 35, including volumes 35:1, 35:2, and 35:3.
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Volume 35:1
Editorial
- The Biblical in Biblical Counseling Michael R. Emlet
Featured Articles
- Teens and Suicide: Recognizing the Signs and Sharing Hope Julie Lowe
- How to Create Effective Care Teams at Your Church Brad Hambrick
- Who Am I? How Should I Live?—Rethinking Identity in Christ Alexander C. Thermenos
Book Review
- Emotionally Healthy Spirituality: It’s Impossible to Be Spiritually Mature While Remaining Emotionally Immature by Peter Scazzero Edward T. Welch
Essay in Honor of David Powlison
- Sanctification: Balancing Grace and Obedience through the Ages D. Clair Davis
Volume 35:2
Editorial
- In Pursuit of Hope Edward T. Welch
Featured Articles
- Rebuilding Broken Trust J. Alasdair Groves
- Navigating Disappointment Steve Midgley
- “Do you not care?”—A Reflection on Suffering and the Heart of Christ Esther Liu
Counselor's Toolbox
- Building Bridges with Kids Using Expressive Activities Julie Lowe
Essay in Honor of David Powlison
- An Interview with Three Women in Counseling Ministry Michael Gembola
Volume 35:3
Editorial
- Benediction: Living Under God's Good Word Michael R. Emlet
Featured Articles
- What My Father Has Joined Aaron Sironi
- Counseling Harmed Spouses as They Contemplate Divorce Darby Strickland
- Three Recent Books on Narcissism and Spiritual Abuse in Church Leadership Michael Gembola