This article offers an assessment of what has been called "midlife crisis," which affects men in middle age and is characterized by regret over past decisions and dissatisfaction with the life situation those decisions have created. The author offers clear a biblical understanding and approach.

This article offers a description of what has been called "midlife crisis," affecting men in middle age, characterized by regret over past decisions and dissatisfaction with the life situation those decisions have created.

This third of four articles discusses the nature and motivation for self-harm, and presents the hope of the gospel as the way out of the addiction.

This article provides insight and guidance for those who have to make decisions about referring addicts for medical and detox care.

This article considers the tendency of counsellees to super-size their addiction issues. The author explains that these issues, though complicated, are not more than what Christ and the local church can address. The family of faith needs to biblically address the various components that drive the choices behind the addiction.

This is part two of a series of articles geared toward understanding autism and equipping you to minister to autistic people. This article dwells particularly on the latter issue.

This is part one of a series of articles geared toward understanding autism and equipping you to minister to autistic people. This article gives an overview of autism from a biblical perspective.