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The Book of Esther offers a message of hope for women who have experienced sexual violence; it provides a glimpse into the healing and redemptive power that God’s inherent Word can provide to a hurting soul.

“Though Jesus came two thousand years ago, the darkness has not, and will not, overcome his saving work. My prayer this Christmas is that you will welcome Jesus and know the blessing of his love, his light in whatever darkness you are facing, and his life that overcomes death.” 

This week, let’s focus on developing a deep, rich appreciation for life and what we’ve been given.  Here are some simple, but practical, ways to facilitate this in your family.

We want to share from Tim Challies, which considers risk factors and presents necessary questions for parents to take in to account as the process the decision: “Should I allow my children to attend sleepovers?”

Please join us as we welcome another new member to the Journey Counseling team, Rachel Eanes.  We are looking forward to Rachel’s extensive experience and expertise in working with children and adolescents.  

Please welcome our newest member to the Journey Counseling team, Ally Padilla.  We are looking forward to Ally’s experience and expertise as we continue to offer Biblical counseling and care to our area.

Even while feeling the ‘vanity’ and the frustration that a life ‘under the sun’ brings, I can acknowledge the frustration while also enjoying the good gifts that God gives.

Save the Date! April 17. Point. Click. And Give.

“We—the church—still say foolish things to those who are going through hardships.”  The following blog post quickly describes two reason why this happens and suggested resources for improving this.

Thank you!