When I recall Abdul Rahman, I recall the magnificent love offered in Jesus Christ – a love that comes to us freely and waits for our response without pressure or manipulation; a love that respects our sacred right of refusal; a love that Abdul Rahman was willing to die for. And that’s a love worth sharing.
The therapeutic relationship is essential to a positive outcome when helping another person. In Therapeutic Presence; A Mindful Approach to Effective Therapy by Shari M. Geller and Leslie S. Greenberg, the premise is that the
You may have seen weekly articles we posted as part of our Thirty Questions catechism series. Well, we’ve compiled them into a list and linked them here for you. We hope the following commentary by Dr. Timothy Tennent along with Scripture references will prove to be a fruitful starting point for launching you into a deeper exploration of the treasure that is Christian orthodoxy.
April 7, 2014 Psalm 122 I was so glad when they said unto me, “Come, let us go to the house of the Lord.” Our feet are standing here within your gates, O bless’d Jerusalem,
