Join us for a fascinating conversation with ACBC certified counselor Dr. Ernie Baker, Pastor of Counseling Supervision and Equipping.

We'll discuss trauma-informed care from a biblical worldview and the issues with approaching trauma from any other worldview than one rooted in God's word as our authority.

Dr. Baker has been in ministry for 41 years as a pastor in Virginia and as a professor at The Master’s University (Santa Clarita, CA) where he continues to serve as the chair of the online biblical counseling program. He is a fellow with the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors and a certified conciliator with The Institute for Christian Conciliation.

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Join us for a comparison and contrasting of biblical counseling with secular psychology and then listen as Pastor Seth Leeman of Noblesville Baptist Church explains the unbiblical and false foundation of the sexual identity construct.

Pastor Leeman is conducting his PhD studies at Midwestern Seminary with a focus on biblical counseling. He brings a wealth of information to help us unpack and deconstruct the concept sexual identity pushed by social and political progressives.

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Join us for a comparison and contrasting of biblical counseling with secular psychology and then listen as Pastor Seth Leeman of Noblesville Baptist Church explains the unbiblical and false foundation of the sexual identity construct.

Pastor Leeman is conducting his PhD studies at Midwestern Seminary with a focus on biblical counseling. He brings a wealth of information to help us unpack and deconstruct the concept sexual identity pushed by social and political progressives.

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What is Biblical Counseling? What’s the difference between that and secular or even christian counseling? Who should govern what counselors can and cannot say in the counseling room? Why “biblical counseling” when there’s a whole field of licensed professional counselors who seemingly want to help people? 

What standard do we use for helping people seek and find peace? 

All this and more in my conversation with Ursla McCarthy, an ACBC certified counselor who attends the same church as I do. Ursla has a Masters in Biblical Counseling and a Bachelors degree in Psychology. She changed directions with her psychology degree after beginning to practice counseling in the prison system and realizing it was not effective for helping people truly change.

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This episode is JAM PACKED with so many topics!

You won't want to miss it!

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As conservatives prepare to go Target-free for June, it begs the question: how long will this go on? How long can it? Are people being inconsistent by refusing to shop at Target but continuing to shop at Walmart or Amazon? Or can we simply do the best we can with what we have to steward our money and resources?

I see both sides of the argument and have been/am on both sides, so I want to examine both sides of the discussion and see how we can all avoid error on both extremes of leaning too hard into "boycott or you're in sin" or "we don't have to do anything different ever" regardless of how corporations behave.

I think this is a valuable and important conversation for Christians to have, and it surely isn't the last time a corporation will serve a demonic agenda in this ever-present spiritual battle that wages on.

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With Pride Month right around the corner, it's important for Christian parents to be prepared to engage with their kids on this topic.

Many parents avoid this conversation altogether or hope their kids won't notice - but is that really the approach we should take as we equip our children to live as salt and light in Babylon? They need more than our hopes that they will go one more year without asking hard questions about all the rainbows they are seeing.

In this episode, I share the structure for the conversation and break it down in a way that will help you not dread this conversation with your kids, and dare I say even enjoy it as you get to share the beauty of God's design and truth with them.

I break this down for ages 3-18 and will share tips that help you adapt it to your children.

KEY SCRIPTURES

Genesis 1:27 tells us God made humans male and female.

Prov. 14:12 tells us that a way seems right to man but the end is death.

Romans 1:18-38 gives a vivid picture of humankind refusing to acknowledge God and giving him proper glory. 

Throughout the Old Testament in places like Leviticus 18, Leviticus 20, Genesis, and later on in Judges, but also in the New Testament in Romans 1, 1 Corinthians 6, and 1 Timothy 1, it is made very clear that homosexual activity is sinful.

In 1 Corinthians 6 and 1 Timothy 1, Paul lists homosexual activity along with numerous other sins: revelry, drunkenness, and all sorts of other sins, some of which are minor, some major; some less significant, some more significant; some even heinous sins. In Romans 1, however, Paul identifies homosexual sin as a more heinous sin, being that it is contrary to nature. 

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A big conversation has exploded online around the question of, "Should women teach theology to other women?"

Titus 2:3-5 is interpreted to mean women should ONLY teach women the list of items in those verses (loving husbands, raising children, etc.).

Join my husband and I as we discuss what scripture says and means by what it says. We'll look at some of the arguments for and against and examine the risks of this thinking as well as the goodness of God's design for the family led by male headship.

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Jesus has gone woke. Not the *real* Jesus - but the one everyone is talking about.

Listen in as Lucas Miles and I discuss woke Jesus and more broadly, woke Christianity which has become the justification and backing for everything from abortion to transgenderism and more.

This is an episode you won't want to miss.

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