RE: RE: Counseling the Heart: From Counterfeit Hope to Divine Certainty
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RE: Counseling the Heart: From Counterfeit Hope to Divine Certainty

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In biblical counseling, no matter how much we desire a "good and favorable" result to the counselee, we should not give them false hope. I am amazed at how Wayne Mack addressed the woman’s concern. It requires not only a wider perspective and understanding of the situation, but accepting the reality of the situation and the character of God for in order to lead someone toward biblical hope.

@eonniechan23: In biblical | Ecency