Top posts of April

Should you correct hurting people?

When people reveal they're thinking about their circumstances in unhelpful ways, what do you do? Ignore it? Offer a word of correction? Or something else? April's most popular post offers a few helpful suggestions.

Don't let a loss define those you minister to

Dr. Paul Tripp explains how one can acknowledge the reality of significant loss without allowing it to define him. This excerpt from our GriefShare series has proven to be very helpful to grieving people. Apparently a lot of you liked it, too.

How desires affect people--and why it matters in counseling

First Peter 2:11 tells us that the passions of our flesh wage war against our souls. What are the implications of this verse for counseling? Dr. Jeremy Lelek explains in this post. His concern? That we're not giving those we care for everything they need to win the war they face. See if you agree.

In other news

Work on the new logo continues

Several weeks ago, we shared a few logo ideas for our new curriculum. And your feedback confirmed some of the thoughts our team had about the design. So we hired a new designer and we changed the curriculum name. So whom did we hire? Jay of Juicebox Designs. He’s an accomplished designer from Nashville, TN. Check out some of his work. This week, he shared rough sketches with us for review. We’ll give him feedback on a few that we like, and he’ll refine those even more. Once we get further down the road with the process, we’ll share some of the sketches with you.