Sovereign Care Counseling

03/03/2026

What does “a gentle and quiet spirit” actually mean in 1 Peter 3? It's amazing how many believe it is meant to silence a wife. It does not mean that at all! A biblical exploration of submission, vulnerability, and trust in a Christian marriage.

03/03/2026

Even trembling trust lays hold of a strong Savior (Matt. 14:31; Isa. 42:3).

03/02/2026

I am writing a devotional that walks through each chapter of the 1689 as it relates to biblical counseling. Here is a preview of day 1:

03/02/2026

This post is quickly becoming the most viewed on my site. I hope it is helpful to you.

Feeling weighed down by endless negative feeds? Discover gospel-centered strategies to renew your mind, curate joy, and escape cynicism's grip—rooted in Romans 12:2 and Christ's transforming power.

03/02/2026

Many recovery programs—secular and even some labeled “Christian”—miss the heart of lasting freedom. In our latest blog, we trace where common approaches fall short and why true, lasting hope is only found in a gospel-centered recovery rooted in Christ. Read the full post: https://wix.to/TEaZVAu

This post is a combination of three previous blog posts on the addiction recovery in churches.

03/01/2026

The chemical imbalance theory is one of the largest scams ever.

02/26/2026

Dwelling on the suffering and sin of yesterday does nothing to help rid today of it's suffering and sin. Dwell on Christ, his joy filled, sustaining, grace and mercy and rest in that.

02/25/2026

02/25/2026

"The heart was designed to ascribe value to things external to it. The flesh and the Spirit completely disagree about which objects are desirable and which repulsive. A heart with dynamic faith will value things that God finds valuable and find offensive things God finds offensive." - Pierre, Jeremy.

02/25/2026

On the blog today--Dr. Poulton shares nine homework ideas for your counseling ministry.

https://reformedcounseling.org/article/nine-homework-ideas-for-biblical-counseling/