Domestic abuse takes place in many forms of ways. This article defines domestic violence, explains the motivations and tactics of perpetrators, and discusses the various manifestations of domestic violence including physical, sexual, emotional, economic and psychological abuse.

The author offers insights and advice to help believers who are subject to domestic abuse, and who are wondering how to discern God’s will in the situation.

This article explains why biblical counselling can be an effective response to domestic abuse: it emphasizes the biblical principle of not only putting off bad behaviour, but putting on godly behaviour. It shows the value of highlighting the abusive behaviour, contrasting that with Scripture,  and through the whole process calling the abuser to biblical alternatives.

This article offers counsel on how to minister to a victim of domestic violence. It ends with ten practical ways to care for especially a woman suffering domestic abuse.

Domestic abuse is a pattern of coercive or controlling behaviour used by one individual to gain or maintain power and control over another individual in the context of an intimate relationship. As a pastor, how do you help those caught up in domestic abuse? This article advises.

This article is on the topic of domestic violence and domestic abuse. The author's focus is on how to help victims of abuse.

This article is on the topic of domestic violence and domestic abuse. The author focuses on who the abuser is, why abuse occurs, and what methods the abuser uses.

This article focuses on the perpetrators of violence and abuse (specifically domestic abuse), and the pastoral care they must receive.