If we know anything about God, we know that He comes close to those who suffer, so keep your eyes open for Him.

You can devise all kinds of ways to try to get rid of your guilty feelings. But your guilt is not just a feeling or a personal problem.

A good place to start is understanding what the Bible teaches about every person.

Mania can’t keep you from the most important task of human life: becoming more and more like your Heavenly Father.

To understand your struggles with OCD you need to take into account both components.

Our culture abounds with hollow and deceptive theories of change that masquerade as biblical wisdom.

No matter how unexpected or predictable, death shakes us to the core. The pain is inescapable.

How do you come to terms with the suicide of someone you know and love?

When facing mid-life issues, it’s time to ask, “What is God doing in my life?”

Every time you remember, every time you struggle, every time you feel that your heart is breaking under the weight of what happened to you, ask Him to help you.

God offers you true, living hope–not a false hope based on your death.

No matter how bad your situation is, remember that you are not alone.

God is doing His transforming work in the person you are caring for and He also transforms.

Extreme fatigue strips life down to the bare basics of human need and God’s grace.

If you don’t learn how to handle anger, you will constantly hurt others.

No matter what issue you are facing, you can have a clear sense of where change is needed in your life and what that change should look like.

How does the gospel bring real and lasting change into people’s lives? A Q&A with Paul David Tripp and Tim Lane.

God’s Word is filled with many good, useful, and true things that are meant to help you in your struggle with worry and fear.

When your allegiance is to something other than God, you will simultaneously feel both in control and out of control.