Is It Okay to Want Affirmation?
"The problem is not that our desires need to stay constantly small and in check to make sure they don't threaten our feeble love for Christ. It's rath...
CCEF on the Go
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Why podcasts? First, we’ve had a lot of requests asking us to get back on the air. We care about supporting you in life and ministry, so we’re making it happen. Second, the podcast format allows us to touch on topics that can be difficult to cover in other forms of media. Those are two good reasons, but at the heart of why we are relaunching the CCEF podcast is because we recognize that biblical counseling is hard. We want you to know that you are not the only one out there that finds it challenging, and we’re committed to coming alongside and supporting you in the process. We’re in this together.
Languishing
“Biblical hope is, God is with you. You are not alone in the wilderness. God is with you and that changes everything.”
Honesty
“If we are people of the God of grace, and the word of God is utterly full of grace, then any true words we say ought to be full of grace as well.”
Negative Emotions Part 2
“The Bible offers one central way of dealing with our negative emotions: we pray them. We take our deeply distressing emotions and we run to the Lord,...
Episode 5: Dave
“As Christians we share the experience of simultaneously being saints, sufferers and sinners. Knowing one another and loving one another well requires...
Episode 4: Jen
“As Christians we share the experience of simultaneously being saints, sufferers and sinners. Knowing one another and loving one another well requires...
Episode 3: Sarah
“As Christians we share the experience of simultaneously being saints, sufferers and sinners. Knowing one another and loving one another well requires...
Episode 2: Rona
“Being a saint, sufferer, and sinner are intertwined experiences for believers. These are not segmented areas of our lives—our day to day experiences ...
Episode 1: Myriam
As Christians we share the experience of simultaneously being saints, sufferers and sinners. Knowing one another and loving one another well requires ...