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- Psalm 136 and the Blessing of Spiritual Speed Bumps
- Glory Awaits Us: An Easter Reflection
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- When Church Members Are in Secular Therapy
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- When We Hurt Those Who Are Hurting
JBC Articles
- Book Notes: Volume 3
- Scrupulosity: A Case Study and Discussion
- Expanding Our Vision of the 7th Commandment
- The Empty Nest: Beauty for Ashes
- Psalms 129, 130, and 131: A Framework for Trauma Care
- Letter from the Editor
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- How to Talk with God: Four Days in Psalm 22
- Not Everything Is PTSD: A More Balanced View of What Returning Veterans Need
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- What was helpful to encourage and orient you as a brand new counselor?
- How do I support my child after a traumatic experience?
- 2024 CCEF National Conference: Rest
- How do I navigate a painful breakup?
- “Someone I Know is Grieving” | Book by Ed Welch
- Rest: Our Reality & Future Hope
- Struggling to Sleep
- My husband and I keep fighting over the same thing. He says he will change, but never does. What should we do?
- How do I know if my PTSD is sin or suffering?
- Reflections on Rest with Todd Stryd