by Pastor Bruce Roeder | Feb 16, 2018 | Biblical Counseling, Book Reviews, Children, Pastor Bruce's Blog
Book Review: Excused Absence By Doug Wilson My son and his family live in a conservative suburb of Milwaukee County. The public schools have a decent reputation for a good education and the buildings are top-of-line facilities. What could go wrong? My son and...
by Pastor Bruce Roeder | Jan 22, 2018 | Biblical Counseling, Pastor Bruce's Blog
There was a recent article in the UK’s The Telegraph that stated church attendance (Church of England-Anglican) is at an all-time low. The article goes on to say that only 1.4% of the population of Great Britain goes to church on any given Sunday. The Archbishop of...
by Pastor Bruce Roeder | Oct 12, 2017 | Biblical Counseling, Pastor Bruce's Blog
A number of years ago there was a column in the local newspaper written by a psychologist. The column was what one would expect as it dealt with the problems common to people, like depression, anxiety, relationships and so forth. Since the psychologist did not possess...
by Pastor Bruce Roeder | Aug 17, 2017 | Biblical Counseling, Pastor Bruce's Blog
Recently, I rejoined the I.A.B.C. (International Association of Biblical Counselors) and attended the conference in Denver, Colorado on August 3-5. I was blessed by the experience and impressed with the certification ministry that I was first certified with many years...
by Pastor Bruce Roeder | Jun 3, 2017 | Biblical Counseling, Book Reviews, Pastor Bruce's Blog
The Heart of Domestic Abuse by Chris Moles I first heard Chris Moles speak on domestic abuse in Lafayette, IN at Faith Baptist Church during a training conference for the ACBC (Association of Christian Biblical Counselors) an organization, which I’m a certified...
by Pastor Bruce Roeder | Jan 12, 2017 | Biblical Counseling, Parenting, Pastor Bruce's Blog
A few years ago I was taking my then 3-year-old grandson down to the lake to fish. A man approached me from our condo association and struck up a conversation that went on for about twenty minutes. My grandson patiently sat down on the grass and uttered not a word...
Recent Comments