By Dr. Julie Ganschow, Ph.D., ACBC & IABC Certified Biblical Counselor Reports and concerns about domestic violence have surged to the forefront in our communities and our churches. Since the Houston Chronicle ran a series of articles in February 2019 and the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission (ERLC) released its Church Cares curriculum, more victims […]

By Leslie Brumbach, 3rd Grade Teacher, West Elementary Fall is always a busy time for elementary schools. Students are getting back into the routine of a new school year, staying busy with sports, and looking forward to all the holidays this time of the year brings. Students at West Elementary in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee, are […]

By  Mark Worrell, U.S. Army Chaplain, ACBC Certifed Biblical Counselor Moral injury—a newer term that captures an age-old challenge. Let me paint a couple of scenarios for you as we start to discuss the subject. 1) He had just lost a few of his buddies. He thought he made the right choice by shooting the […]

by Mark Shaw, ACBC Certified Biblical Counselor, CADAC II Addictions Counseling Certification Many who have experienced severe difficulties in either military or civilian life have turned to alcohol and drugs as an escape. Alcoholism and addiction are not biblical words. If you open any good translation of God’s Holy Word, you will be hard pressed […]