Julie Ganschow~Biblical Counseling for Women

Wolves Among Sheep

Posted by Julie Ganschow | Apr 3, 2019 | Biblical Counseling, Discipleship |

When the aim of the counselee changes from how I can feel better about my situation to one of a desire to grow and change to become Christ-like, wonderful things will happen.

Living in an Emotionally Abusive Marriage

Posted by Julie Ganschow | Oct 11, 2018 | Abuse, Biblical Counseling, Heart, Marriage, Relationships, Victim |

Abuse is not a marriage issue, it is an issue of the heart between the abuser and God, as well as between the abused spouse and God.

Invitation to B3 2018: Train Up A Child

Posted by Julie Ganschow | Jan 29, 2018 | Biblical Counseling, Children, Foster Care, Parenting |

I am reaching out to you to make sure you were invited to this year’s conference. As we have done in the past, we will have a different theme this year than previous conferences. Our conference is in a new location this year! This March 2-3, 2018 the annual B3 (Bearing One Another’s Burdens Biblically) Conference will be held at Faith Community Church in Kansas City, Missouri.

Do You Fix Your Attention Upon the Second Causes?

Posted by Julie Ganschow | Jan 24, 2018 | Christian Growth, Sin, Sovereignty |

My husband and I are privileged to hold a small group of fellow church members at our home. Currently, we are going through Jerry Bridges book, Respectable Sins: Confronting the Sins We Tolerate. In our most recent meeting, we were discussing the chapter on anxiety and frustration. One of Bridges points is that accepting God’s providential will is one of the keys to overcoming these two very common problems we all face. He recommends the writings of John Newton and quotes from a letter Newton wrote to a friend.