Prayer Archives ~ Biblical Counseling for Women

Have You Been Assimilated?

Posted by Julie Ganschow | Jan 4, 2018 | Bible Study, Christian Growth, Prayer |

I am unashamedly a big fan of Star Trek. I love the campy original series with Spock and Captain Kirk, the steady leadership of Pickard and Ryker in Next Generation, and the wanderings of the crew of the spaceship Voyager. Some of my favorite episodes feature dealings with the Borg. For those who are unenlightened in the wonders of Star Trek, the Borg is a predatory, alien species of cybernetic organisms who add to their number by assimilation. Once the Borg gets ahold of a species, they became a part of the hive by being assimilated. Individuality is non-existent. Their conquests are completely and permanently absorbed and physically altered to look and function like a Borg drone. The Borg have one mind and one purpose, and their goal is the total assimilation of the universe.

New Year’s Resolutions Have no Real Impact to Change our Lives

Posted by Suzanne Holland | Jan 2, 2018 | Christian Growth, Holidays, Prayer |

2018 New Year’s Resolution I was listening to our local “positive and encouraging” Christian...

The Danger of Drifting from the Spiritual Disciplines

Posted by Julie Ganschow | Sep 18, 2017 | Christian Growth, Church Membership, Prayer, Repentance |

At some point, many Christians begin slowly drifting away from the spiritual disciplines that are the anchors of their faith. Bible reading becomes sporadic or nonexistent, prayer becomes more like a lifeline than a daily conversation, and even church attendance goes by the wayside.

“I’m Calling About My Daughter…”

Posted by Suzanne Holland | Apr 4, 2017 | Children, Encouragement, Gospel Centered, Obedience, Parenting, Prayer, Teens, Worship |

Your daughter is an image bearer of God, created by Him for His glory. His deepest desire for her life is that she would bring glory to His name. So, as you struggle with her behavior, attitudes, and actions, you must remember that you also were created for the glory of God.

Become a Self-Counselor

Posted by Ellen Castillo | Jan 12, 2017 | Bible Study, Biblical Counseling, Counseling, Emotions, Encouragement, Gospel Centered, Prayer |

Self-counsel means that when someone is struggling with sin or suffering, she can turn to God’s Word for answers. She can read, study, memorize and pray as she seeks to bring the gospel to bear on her struggle. In that process, God can reveal her heart issues, and she can focus on mind renewal as she repents of her sin. This is how we are all to live, every day, as self-counselors.

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Have You Been Assimilated?

New Year’s Resolutions Have no Real Impact to Change our Lives

The Danger of Drifting from the Spiritual Disciplines

“I’m Calling About My Daughter…”

Become a Self-Counselor

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