Jesus Himself shows righteous anger when confronting hypocrisy or oppression, yet Christian teaching stresses that such anger must always be rooted in love and aimed at restoration, never harm. Believers are called to be “slow to anger,” allowing the Holy Spirit to shape their responses so that anger does not control their actions or break relationships. Ultimately, theology sees anger as something to be acknowledged, examined, and transformed, inviting God to redirect it toward justice, healing, and forgiveness.

The winter is nearly in full swing, which means a lot of holiday fun is right around the corner! But it can also mean the start of seasonal depression for many people. In this episode, we look at what the Bible says about seasonal depression and how to find joy in these seasons.

In this episode, we explore how Scripture offers wisdom, comfort, and direction during life’s most significant transitions—whether it’s a career shift, loss, marriage, or a big move. Join us as we discuss practical, Bible-based counsel for navigating change with faith, courage, and clarity, anchored in God’s unchanging truth.

This episode Christian catches up on listener questions from a Biblical Counseling perspective. If you have any questions feel free to submit them on the Bad Coffee tab of the Cornerstone website.

Pastor James McGowan joins this episode to share his own personal story of addiction and how the Lord did a redemptive work in his life. Pastor James shares about the hooks of addiction and what it means to counsel addiction Biblically. Spoiler alert, subway also plays a pivotal role in his story. You won’t want to miss this episode, especially if you or someone you know struggles with addiction.

This is the audio taken from the Biblical Counseling Event we had on June 21st 2025. This event looked at the Bible & Counseling, what Biblical Counseling is, what it is not, and how the Bible can be used for counseling. If you missed the event this audio will give you everything you need to know from the event. We hope you enjoy & consider joining us for a future session!

Christian & Mary Hannah pick up where they left off talking about what it practically means to have hope in marriage. Expanding upon the 5 helpful tips that were given in the previous episode. And giving insight into what can cause hardships in marriage.

Marriage is hard. Christian & Mary Hannah talk about some of their challenges they have faced early on in marriage and they give hope for the hurting marriage. Part 2 to come soon!

In this episode Christian reads from Ed Welch’s book Blame It On The Brain & discusses the importance of counseling with a Biblically wholistic approach. Also, this episode sees Christian answer listener questions.

“This week Christian & Mary Hannah offer insight into what God’s Word has for anyone struggling. We all have seasons of struggle and hardship, it’s important we turn to God’s Word in these times.”