Leadership Resources: Counseling

Learn how to open your heart up to other women as you seek Jesus together. Here are a few suggestions from my own discipleship groups.

I assumed that counseling and caring for hurting people meant being as available as possible no matter the cost. Sure, I needed wisdom, but boundaries?

By being aware of these pitfalls, you can be better prepared the next time an incident of abuse arises within your church.

Leaders often lack training and feel inadequate in counseling women. Through God’s Spirit and His Word, we can give the thing every woman needs—the gospel.

It takes courage for vulnerable women to share their stories. Here’s how the church can provide a safe place for them to be heard.

Abuse does not start out looking like abuse. In fact, it usually takes the shape of an ideal romance.

The entire episode might have turned out differently if we had kept a wise rule of thumb: talk to a person not about them.

Abuse is happening—and probably to someone you know, since one in four marriages are abusive. Here are some reasons we fail to see domestic abuse in our midst.

Sexual betrayal sends devastating shock waves into a wife’s being. Here’s how to hold out the hope of Christ to our sisters.

Hint: it isn’t a lack of faith.