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  • How to Say No When Your Body Says Yes: Finding True Satisfaction

    There are so many good reasons to say yes to premarital sex–everyone around you seems to be doing it and you are physically ready! Are there any good reasons to say “no” and is there any good way to stick with your “no”?

    Dan Wilson, a seasoned guide, gives young men and women an easy to understand primer on why they should say “no” to premarital sex and then walks them through key steps to make sure that their “no” sticks. Instead of moralism and hard to follow rules, Wilson offers the hope of gospel power–to turn from what’s hurtful toward God’s best plan for couples.

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  • Caring for Survivors of Sexual Abuse

    How is your church ministering to children in your congregation who have experienced sexual abuse? Jesus told us that whoever received a child in his name received him (Matt. 18:5). Is this the guiding principle that informs how your congregation cares for its most vulnerable members? Is your church armed with compassion and a care plan for these survivors, or are you somehow communicating insignificance to them?

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  • Selfishness: From Loving Yourself to Loving Your Neighbor (Lou Priolo)

    From Loving Yourself to Loving Your Neighbor 

    Selfishness, as author Lou Priolo asserts, is “the mother of all sins.” Here you will learn not only how to demolish this deeply rooted sin, but also how to replace it with a new, biblical foundation of selfless, godly love — turning your love inside out.

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  • What the Bible Says to Abuse Survivors (Victor Veith)

    Victor Vieth offers a deeper understanding of both abuser and victim dynamics so that church leaders can move past ignorance and prevailing myths to tackle this devastating issue with the power of grace and truth afforded by the good news of Jesus.

    He explains typical dynamics of how and when child sexual abuse is reported, gives an overview of dynamics of child molesters, and describes healing ways to represent Jesus to survivors. This timely resource will equip churches to wisely and accurately step in to take care of its most vulnerable members.

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  • Counsel for Christian Workers (C. H. Spurgeon)

    C. H. Spurgeon was known as the ‘Prince of Preachers’, and over 100 years later, he is still a popular Christian author. This book reflects his concern for the welfare of people involved in Christian ministry.

    Every bit as much as a great preacher, Spurgeon was a practical and loving man, and this shines through the pages of this collection of his teaching. He did not neglect personal time with people, despite devoting himself to preaching. His words of counsel are given with a warm regard to encourage and inspire. His pithy analysis continues to inspire Christian workers to achieve great things through their ministries.

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  • Overeating: When Enough Isn’t Enough (Michael R. Emlet)

    Physician and counselor Michael R. Emlet walks us through the many reasons we may overeat and reminds us of biblical themes that should guide how we think about food and the way we eat. He reminds us that our use of food is not morally neutral, but reflects many layers of heart motivation.

    Instead of experiencing guilt or shame over this struggle, however, he invites us to see that our identity is in Jesus, not in our weaknesses. Readers will be encouraged to consider new thought processes and practices that will bring new freedom to mealtime.

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  • Uprooting Anger: Biblical Help for a Common Problem

    “Most of us find it all too easy to use words like hurt, frustrated, and troubled to conceal the fact that we are often controlled by sinful anger. This book cuts through this disguise, exposes our bondage to anger, and marks a clear path to peace and freedom.”

    Ken Sande, author of The Peacemaker

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  • A Painful Past: Healing and Moving Forward (Lauren Whitman)

    Do you live with regret? Have others sinned terribly against you? If it has been hard for you to recover from events in your past, the possibility that you could live well in the present may seem far-fetched. If you feel trapped by your past, God invites you to pour out your heart to him and to find comfort in his Word.

    In this 31-day devotional, complete with reflection questions and practical action steps, biblical counselor Lauren Whitman shows how the gospel transforms your understanding of the past, your life in the present, and your hope for the future.

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  • Putting Away Fear (Sally Michael)

    It can be a despairing thought for a child to think that he must live with fear the rest of his life. Dealing with the same futile thinking that leads to fear that controls and limits him is living in an endless cycle of defeat. Efforts to bolster the child’s self-confidence end in dismal failure. Though we can teach and encourage that child, we are helpless to change a fearful heart.

    True change can only come through the empowering grace of the Holy Spirit who can turn a child’s heart away from self-interest and self-reliance to confident faith in the almighty, unchanging, wise, and loving God. This booklet can also be used simply as instruction about fear and the biblical response to the temptation to be fearful.

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  • Putting Away Fear Assignment Notebook (Sally Michael)

    This is a supplemental notebook that contains the assignments from the booklet Putting Away Fear. This resource is written for school age through junior high but can easily accommodate an older child. Because of the wide age range, you may need to adapt the language or pace accordingly.

    It can be a despairing thought for a child to think that he must live with fear the rest of his life. Dealing with the same futile thinking that leads to fear that controls and limits him is living in an endless cycle of defeat. Efforts to bolster the child’s self-confidence end in dismal failure. Though we can teach and encourage that child, we are helpless to change a fearful heart.

    True change can only come through the empowering grace of the Holy Spirit who can turn a child’s heart away from self-interest and self-reliance to confident faith in the almighty, unchanging, wise, and loving God. This booklet can also be used simply as instruction about fear and the biblical response to the temptation to be fearful.

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  • Impure Lust: Pocket Puritans series (John Flavel)

    John Flavel faithfully and powerfully applies the warnings of Scripture against sexual immorality. He exposes both its truly horrid nature and frightening consequences, before giving sound advice on how to avoid the snares of sexual sin, and how to escape if ensnared.

    This piece was taken from Flavel’s treatise entitled The Harlot’s Face in the Scripture Glass. A small, “pocket edition”, 3-1/2″ x 5-1/4″ volume.

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  • Strange New World (Carl Trueman)

    From Philosophy to Technology, Tracing the Origin of Identity Politics

    How did the world arrive at its current, disorienting state of identity politics, and how should the church respond? Historian Carl R. Trueman shows how influences ranging from traditional institutions to technology and pornography moved modern culture toward an era of “expressive individualism.”

    Investigating philosophies from the Romantics, Nietzsche, Marx, Wilde, Freud, and the New Left, he outlines the history of Western thought to the distinctly sexual direction of present-day identity politics and explains the modern implications of these ideas on religion, free speech, and personal identity.

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  • PMS: When It’s “That Time of the Month” (Amy Baker)

    Sometimes PMS is just a nuisance, but sometimes it stops you in your tracks. Headaches, cramping, bloating, mood swings, fatigue – you might experience any of these and more! Sometimes it just seems impossible to be patient, kind, and emotionally stable when it’s “that time of the month”!

    Amy Baker and Daniel Wickert walk with you through the experience of PMS and help you see how God can help you and change you, even during the most difficult time of the month. With an eye on both the physical and the spiritual aspects of your struggle, they offer helpful, practical advice, not just for managing your symptoms, but for growing in grace.

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  • Faithfulness: No More Excuses (Lou Priolo)

    Faithfulness is one of the most important qualities necessary for Christian service. God’s people are God’s stewards, and so we are accountable to him. Recognizing our responsibility to be faithful is an important step in the Christian journey: embracing this truth can lead to profound Christian ministry.

    Are you faithful? There are some simple, and perhaps surprising, ways to find out. Biblical counselor Lou Priolo defines faithfulness and provides three tests for assessing your trustworthiness. You will be challenged by how you score! Through instruction and straightforward exercises, he helps you to turn from fear and excuses and embrace your God-given responsibilities. As you are faithful in little things, God will give you increasing opportunities to be faithful with much, much more.

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  • Ready to Restore (Jay Adams)

    This accessible introductory volume brings Jay Adams’s counseling expertise to ordinary Christians who want to counsel peers in need. Redesigned for its fortieth anniversary and celebrating more than 60,000 copies sold, this edition includes updated lists of critical resources.

    “This volume contains excellent information on some of the fundamentals of truly biblical counseling.”

    —Wayne Mack, Director, Association of Certified Biblical Counselors—Africa

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  • Angry At God: Bring Him Your Doubts & Questions

    How could God allow this to happen to me? I’m angry with him, but I don’t know if I’m “supposed” to be angry!  Is it ok to be angry with God? If we are angry, should we hold it inside, or voice our feelings outright?  Jones writes that we should not take a “grin and bear it” approach to our anger, nor should we rashly vent our emotions to God. Instead, we need to humbly bring him our struggles, doubts, and questions.

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    Anger: Escaping the Maze

    Anger. We all experience it, some more than others. When is it righteous, and when is it not? How can we control our anger and not get caught in a maze of rage when things don’t go our way?  David Powlison takes a close look at anger to help us to understand what it is and why we have it. He exposes three common misconceptions that leave us powerless to overcome anger.

    Using the illustration of a traffic jam, he probes the assumptions and cravings of the heart behind a typical angry response. In place of the false premises and futile consequences of ungodly anger, Powlison guides us to biblical truths and outcomes that honor God and teach us how to live.

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  • Transforming Homosexuality (Denny Burk & Heath Lambert)

    Denny Burk and Heath Lambert challenge misconceptions on all sides as they unpack the concepts of same-sex orientation, temptation, and desire. They show that ultimately a biblical view gives hope for profound personal change, with patterns remolded and rethought in faithfulness to Christ.

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  • Asperger Syndrome : Meeting the Challenges with Hope

    As more and more children are diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome, more of us need answers about how to help them with the social struggles and communication difficulties that are part of this neurological disorder.

    Michael R. Emlet looks at the Christian’s call to love others in a way that understands AS behavior and deals wisely with the spiritual challenges of an AS person’s life. He points believers to the inherent dignity and usefulness of every member of the body of Christ and to the value of the different people who make up the church.

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  • Authority Issues: When It’s Hard Being Told What to do

    It’s frustrating to be under imperfect authority. And sometimes it’s more than frustrating–we suffer when someone’s authority is unfair, capricious, or just plain wrong. But does that let us off the hook? Do we have to listen only to those we agree with?

    Robert Smith explains how God calls us to submit to authority – even imperfect authority – and that, as we do so, we are following in Jesus’ steps. As we redirect our trust from fallen authority figures to the gracious and loving God who is ultimately in charge of our lives, we can avoid the traps of bitterness and expectation and become more like Christ.

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