Trinity Counseling and Training Center

04/03/2024

Propitiation 🙂

In The Prince's Poison Cup, R.C. Sproul focuses in on the atonement to show that Jesus had to endure the curse of sin in order to redeem His people from thei...

03/16/2024

09/06/2023

This is a rich and encouraging podcast
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/delighting-in-the-trinity-with-michael-reeves/id1670577032

04/25/2023

04/17/2023

Anger...obvious or overt is corrosive and harmful but God can transform us.

Ever wondered what is going on in the heart of the angry person? It's not what you might think. To stop anger, you must understand the heart.

09/24/2021

Trust God, believe in Him, and ask Him to comfort your weary soul as you make yourself ready for heaven's Glory.

09/17/2021

10/22/2020

Condemnation and Guilt Enslaves - One Minute Gospel from Exodus 1

10/21/2020

31 Day Teen Devotional

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06/30/2020

. . .we must (and we absolutely can) depend on God alone to tame our tongues!.

06/29/2020

There are times when someone talks about tough love, they are talking from a frustrated heart. They struggle with the unchanging person, and it's time to respond to them in a stronger manner, hoping to change them.

Strong, directive care is proper if it is born out of a heart that produces compassion, mercy, grace, and love for the person they are helping. The Lord chastens the one He loves (Hebrews 12:6). If you love the ones you chasten, you should expect these three things, in this order.

1. Mercy and grace will control your heart.
2. Mercy and grace will season your speech.
3. Mercy and grace will affect the person you’re helping.

Tough love is one of our mantras. Like most popularized sayings, it has taken on a harsh meaning that does not bring the peaceful fruit of righteousness.

06/23/2020

FIVE RULES of Communication between Christian Spouses Guest Blogger | Jun 5, 2020 This guest post is by Paul (“Rafe”) Refior, Esq. These FIVE RULES are based on the Bible and apply to everyone and all relationships. Below I am tailoring this specifically to married Christian couples. These FIVE ...