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The Association of Certified Biblical Counselors equips Christians to provide biblical solutions for the problems people face. #BibleCn

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We’re excited to announce our 2026 Annual Conference, Rooted in Truth: Celebrating 50 Years!
Join us in Germantown, TN, on October 5–7, 2026, as we look back on God’s faithfulness and press forward with confidence in His unchanging Word. https://t.co/VxdIUaYciI

Registration opens today at the lowest rate available—secure your spot and celebrate 50 years of biblical counseling with us! Register here: https://t.co/qGcmo3LWbI

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Do you truly want to change? This blog explores three biblical questions that reveal whether someone is truly ready to fight life-dominating sin and pursue lasting change by God’s grace.
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How should Christians think about making decisions? On this episode of Truth in Love, Dale Johnson and Stuart Scott discuss biblical decision making, seeking God’s will, and how Scripture provides wisdom and freedom for everyday decisions. https://t.co/1NCfrAy3GU

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How can biblical counselors assign homework in a way that is both practical and deeply rooted in Scripture? In this conference session, Jeremy Pray offers practical approaches to counseling homework that help counselees engage with God’s Word throughout the week. https://t.co/YZhbX8VmY9

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In light of recent presidential executive orders, how are we to think biblically about psychedelics? Dale Johnson is joined by Matt Rehrer on our final episode for mental health awareness month to speak to these current issues. https://t.co/gOL2OKXEwQ

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Can counseling methods ever be neutral? This article explores the danger of adopting approaches to soul care rooted in unbiblical worldviews. https://t.co/BOhkCnnW7v

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On this edition of Truth in Love, Dale Johnson and Ed Wilde review the Chiles v. Salazar decision and the implications for religious liberty. https://t.co/911vzTp8CX

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How should Christians understand and fight intrusive thoughts? This essay challenges modern psychological explanations of OCD and points believers to a biblical understanding of intrusive thoughts, emphasizing Christ, Scripture, and the hope of sanctification. https://t.co/RXFyjfZKrk

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Can therapeutic grounding truly help people face fear and suffering biblically? On this edition of Truth in Love, Dale Johnson and Omri Miles examine grounding from a biblical perspective and explain why Scripture offers a better foundation for stability, comfort, and hope. https://t.co/XkoqLsJNzs

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"How am I supposed to do that when I really don’t want to?" This article explores the biblical truth that our actions shape our affections. Drawing from John 3, it reminds us that obedience is not the result of perfect desire—it is often the pathway to deeper love for Christ. https://t.co/jUNf8176gD

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In this final episode of our series, Dale Johnson and Keith Evans present final thoughts, advocating for precision in definitions and the preservation of the historical integrity of biblical counseling. We pray this has been a blessing to you.

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Grounding is often used to manage anxiety and fear, but where did it come from? On this episode of Truth in Love, Dale Johnson and Omri Miles uncover the origins of this practice and why its foundation is incompatible with biblical counseling. https://t.co/Jvm6AAuZrW

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What does it look like to live out the truth that every Christian is a counselor? This article explores how everyday relationships—especially in Christian schools—are filled with opportunities to apply Scripture, pursue one-anothering, and point others to Christ in both evangelism and sanctification. https://t.co/tHaP6kC5ID

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In the second episode of our series on Clinically-Informed Biblical Counseling, Dr. Johnson and Dr. Evans assess the difference between historic integration and current integrated efforts. We pray this series has been helpful to you.

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On this edition of Truth in Love, Dale Johnson and Keith Palmer discuss the growing influence of mysticism and its impact on the church, emphasizing the need to remain rooted in the sufficiency of Scripture for guidance and growth. https://t.co/biCcbbu6Pp

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In this article, Ed Wilde responds to criticisms and questions about our recent podcast episode addressing the legal implications of clinically informed biblical counseling and warns that certain labels, claims, and practices may jeopardize the ministry of the Word in the local church. https://t.co/1NVCaLbuQR

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In a new video series, Dr. Dale Johnson and Dr. Keith Evans sit down to discuss clinically-informed biblical counseling (CIBC), the importance of clear definitions, and the necessary emphasis on the primacy of scripture in interpreting human experience.

https://t.co/x7zeP22m8Q

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What hope is there for those burdened by a dark past? On this edition of Truth in Love, Dale Johnson and Dr. Jacob Elwart explore how God meets us in our suffering and sin, and how turning to Him brings true deliverance. https://t.co/MGRuqBgfzK

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This inspiring message from Sinclair Ferguson is from our 2025 Annual Conference. You can find this message in our audio store here: https://t.co/pIHfY9ghNN

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How can the gospel restore a marriage strained by sin, conflict, and distance? This article explores patterns of forgiveness, reconciliation, and repentance—and how daily, Christ-centered disciplines can rebuild unity and strengthen a covenant marriage. https://t.co/cJfUNWequ0

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Is there such a thing as “neutral ground” in counseling? On this edition of Truth in Love, Dale Johnson and Keith Evans discuss what’s at stake in this debate and why our understanding of people, problems, and solutions must be grounded in Scripture. https://t.co/gLQ7aH6jtt