Biblical Counseling Insights

Life Discipleship Resources from Dr. Henry Brandt

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The Power of Words

December 9, 2009 by ddunn

The Power of WordsThe use of words is the most common subject that comes up in my consulting room. This is a difficult subject to write about, because words get tangled up with the emotions as well as with a person’s mental activity.

With words, we compliment and praise one another. Our words can be comforting, helpful, supportive, instructive–revealing all those good things that are on our minds.

On the other hand, words can cut, hurt, or tear someone up without leaving a mark. Words can be used to deceive, mislead, or conceal what is on your mind.

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Filed Under: Happiness Tagged With: Happiness, self-respect, speech, words

Constructive Speech

November 21, 2009 by ddunn

Constructive SpeechHow would you describe the way you talk? Are your words positive, constructive, comforting, supportive, and uplifting? Or are the words that come out of your mouth most often cutting, negative, and hurtful?

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Filed Under: Biblical Behavior, Biblical Mental Health, Our Speech Tagged With: behavior, Bible, human relations, speech

Overview

  • Overview

Heart Change

  • Find New Life in Christ
  • Acknowledge Sin
  • Offer Genuine Repentance

Personal Transformation

  • Walk in the Spirit
  • Think Biblically
  • Behave Obediently

Healthy Relationships

  • Resolve Anger
  • Build a Healthy Marriage
  • Raise Godly Children

Godly Leadership

  • Lead by Biblical Principles
  • Communicate Biblical Truth
  • Counsel Using Biblical Standards

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