Mental health struggles are real, but Scripture offers peace, renewed thinking, and steady hope through Christ and God’s faithful care.
Mental Health and Faith: Finding Peace, Strength, and Stability in Scripture and God’s Care
What Is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Is It Biblical?
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy can be biblical when it is governed by Scripture and used to renew thinking, emotions, and behavior in a godly way.
What Is Cognitive-Behavior Therapy, and Is It Biblical?
Cognitive-behavior therapy can offer useful skills, but only Scripture defines the heart, sin, truth, and lasting hope in Christ.
Counseling Victims of Abuse and Trauma
Christian counseling offers victims of abuse true healing through God’s Word, addressing trauma, shame, and restoration with unwavering biblical clarity.
How Should Christians Balance Compassion and Moral Clarity?
Christian compassion listens and serves, while moral clarity stays anchored in Scripture, offering repentance and hope without compromise.
Scripture Alone—Not Philosophy or Psychology
This article exposes the emptiness of human wisdom and psychology, showing that only Scripture and Christ provide true healing and transformation.
Our Struggle Against Dark Spiritual Forces: A Christian Perspective on Spiritual Warfare
Spiritual warfare is real, but the biblically trained Christian with the mind of Christ can overcome dark forces by truth, prayer, and submission to God.
Existence of Satan and How to Overcome Satanic Influences: A Biblical and CBT Approach
Satan is real, active, and powerful—but for the Christian, he is a defeated foe. Christ has conquered him, and we are called to resist him in faith.
We Are All Born into Slavery to Sin
We are not sinners because we sin—we sin because we are born slaves to sin. Only Christ can break the chains and set us free to walk in righteousness.
Daily Devotional for Sunday, August 03, 2025
The mind is a battleground. Overcome Satan’s lies with Scripture, prayer, and biblical thinking, and walk in freedom with the mind of Christ.
