Today is May 31, which means it’s the last day of America’s national Mental Health Awareness Month. I didn’t want the emphasis to pass without serving up […]
Whoever you are — poor or rich, Christian or an unbeliever, married or single, young or old — Scott Free Clinic offers our ministry services to all. […]
It used to be common on social media sites to post favorite, fun, or funny old photos on Thursdays as part of “#throwbackThursday.” It was a simple […]
There’s more than one answer to the problem of long-term counseling, but there’s an overarching one: It’s usually unnecessary. Please note the keyword “usually.” There are times […]
In any aspect of life, drift can be a dangerous thing. For example, the Bible warns us about drifting in our spiritual life (something I’ve written about […]
A popular phrase in 21st century psychology and psychiatry is “Change your thinking, change your life.” It’s an accurate concept that depends on this foundational principle of […]
Every day you have thousands of thoughts, most of them experienced at an unconscious level. The more unaware of your thoughts — the more unaware of what […]
Ruminating on an irrational thought or thoughts is a leading (if not the leading) cause of failures — relational or otherwise — in any human life. That’s […]
In 2017 I wrote the book, “Real Christians Care,” (you can find it here) because it was (and still is) my view a significant missing component of […]
During most initial consultations with people requesting counseling services from Scott Free Clinic, I ask the person I’m meeting with if they have ever pulled weeds. Most […]