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Brad Hambrick, M.Div., Th.M. serves as Pastor of Counseling at The Summit Church and Chief Editor of The Journal of Counseling & Discipleship. He is also Adjunct Professor of Biblical Counseling, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary and is a Council Member of The Biblical Counseling Coalition.
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This is the fifth post in a sixteen part series on “Marriage with a Chronically Self-Centered Spouse.” In the posts three through five we will examine the criteria and categories Scripture uses to define a severe case.
It is an understatement to say that it is difficult to decipher what it going on in an argument with a …
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This is the fourth post in a sixteen part series on “Marriage with a Chronically Self-Centered Spouse.” In the posts three through five we will examine the criteria and categories Scripture uses to define a severe case.
The previous post on Matthew 7:1-6 brings an uncomfortable, dangerous freedom. We should be leery to step …
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This is the third post in a sixteen part series on “Marriage with a Chronically Self-Centered Spouse.” In the posts three through five we will examine the criteria and categories Scripture uses to define a severe case.
We have looked at Jim, a passive self-centered spouse, and Eddie, an aggressive self-centered spouse. But if we …
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This is the third post in a sixteen part series on “Marriage with a Chronically Self-Centered Spouse.” In the posts three through five we will examine the criteria and categories Scripture uses to define a severe case.
We have looked at Jim, a passive self-centered spouse, and Eddie, an aggressive self-centered spouse. But if we …
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This is the second post in a sixteen part series on “Marriage with a Chronically Self-Centered Spouse.” In the first two posts we will examine two case studies to illustrate the severity of marital strain involved in chronic cases of self-centeredness.
A CASE STUDY
Eddie was good, but he was not nice at home. If you watched Eddie …
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This is the first post in a eighteen part series on “Marriage with a Chronically Self-Centered Spouse.” In the first two posts we will examine two case studies to illustrate the severity of marital strain involved in chronic cases of self-centeredness.
A CASE STUDY
Jim wasn’t mean. He wasn’t harsh, violent, or cutting …
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