Counseling Topics

By: Annagail Lynes I stood in line at a football game, donning my jacket to brave another right down chilly Phoenix night. My high school was about to make it into the play-offs. I could […]

by Annagail Lynes “My feelings have changed,” my boyfriend of five years told me during one of our nightly seven o’clock phone calls. “I don’t think we should see each other anymore.” His words hit […]

by Kim Chapman Righteous indignation is not anger and not emotion. It is a clear understanding of a bad situation because you have divine viewpoint. Therefore, there is no reaction which leads to anger and […]

By: Annagail Lynes “You can’t handle the truth,” Jack Nicholson barked in the courtroom in the military drama, “A Few Good Men.” Can you handle the truth about abstinence? Abstinence is not just abstaining from […]

By: Jordan Taylor Which one of us has never made a mistake and had to live with the consequences? I know that I have! A recent misfortune of mine has caused me to look closer […]

By: Annagail Lynes A lot of traffic zipped through the driveway that we shared with the apartment complex behind us. Ninety percent of the traffic stopped at the very last apartment. Every day at 3 […]

by Kim Chapman Eph. 4:26 says “Be ye angry, and sin not.” or “Although you may have become angry, stop sinning.” This verse is quoted from Psalm 4, which is about David’s righteous indignation at […]