For the share today, I have this post from ACBC. Consider it a primer of sorts on where much of the Biblical counseling movement stands. And in that vein I find this useful. I admit, that as someone who deals with varying degrees of anxiety, etc. I'm not sure where exactly I fall in regards to my view on Biblical counseling (other than I am an advocate of it, especially over and against secular psychology); But I do know this, Scripture and the work of the Spirit in our live

Busy week and so while I hate to do extra shares so much, just one of those days. That said, this post is very meaningful, and hard hitting yet encouraging. I know in my life, I have struggled in seasons where it seems that God is absent, that He is preoccupied or something. It's in those times where it's so important to rest upon His promises. I hope this blog from Tim Challies is a helpful and hopeful reminder of those things.

There are a lot of questions hurled at believers by atheists. Even among Christians, many have skepticism and questions over certain parts of Scripture. One such passage being the one dealing with Cain's wife. If we all descended from one man, then how in the world did Cain find a wife? Answers in Genesis attempts to answers that question in this article . Is it a struggle to understand? Yes I would say so in one sense, but in another, no. Why? Because ultimately we have to t