Secular counseling has largely replaced discipleship in the church. Scripture, however, equips believers to counsel, restore, encourage, and build one another up for true soul care.

Intensive discipleship is a commitment to the personal and concentrated help of another believer to grow into Christlikeness through God’s Word, and every Christian needs it. Read to see the three reasons why.

Jim Newheiser discusses the features of his new book, including cancelling others, setting boundaries with friends and in-laws, and even how parents should consider giving inheritances to their children.

Camille Cates unpacks how people who have experienced sexual trauma can find hope and comfort in and through Christ.

Justin Daugherty: You're listening to Scripture for Today, a podcast of Hope Counseling and Discipleship center. I'm your host Justin...

Justin Daugherty:  You're listening to Scripture for Today, a podcast of Hope Counseling and Discipleship Center. I'm your host, Justin...

Lies My Therapist Told Me : Why Christians Should Aim for More Than Just Treating Symptoms by Dr. Greg Gifford is a new release that, in...

The term "chronic illness" is used as an umbrella term for a disease or condition that persists for an extended period of time. There is...

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