Family Life Today interviews
A few weeks ago I asked our church to pray for my trip to Little Rock, Ark., as I was recording a broadcast interview for Family Life Today. The programs
September 10, 2012
A Word to Pastors
God uniquely calls church leaders to do the work of biblical counseling as a part of their pastoral responsibilities. Hebrews 13:17 is not only instructive to the church member, but
May 21, 2012
A Short Primer on Depression
Depression is probably the most common personal problem for which people seek counseling. There are physiological as well as nonorganic causes for this condition. I would like to take a
March 26, 2012
On Preaching the Gospel to Yourself
To my way of thinking, the place of the doctrine of justification in the believer’s life is much like the operating system on a computer. I’m a PC guy. My
January 26, 2012
How to deal with Disrespectul Teenagers – Part 3
In this final blog article, I will address the question, “With what will your teen replace his discourteous deeds?” Below is a worksheet your can use to help train your
January 16, 2012
How to deal with Disrespectful Teenagers – Part 2
Last time we explored the selfishness and pride that often generates all manner of disrespectful attitudes. But there are other reasons teens find to justify disrespecting their parents. Here is
January 2, 2012
How to Deal with Disrespectful Teenagers
As a rule, nothing provokes parents to anger quicker than disrespect. There is something about an insolent son or daughter that upsets a parent and incites him to action—often the
December 19, 2011
Love Communicates
You’ve seen it a thousand times. Two Christians, members of the same family (or of God’s family), are trying to resolve a conflict when one of them shuts down right
December 12, 2011
Serving up Homework Asian Style
I love Asian food! When I was a boy living on Long Island, my grandparents would often drive in from Brooklyn to visit with us for the weekend. When they
November 21, 2011
Why Do We Do What We Do?
There are many reasons for doing biblical counseling—the ultimate of which is to glorify God. But there are other reasons—one of which I would like to briefly address. This particular
November 19, 2011
Lou Priolo
Lou Priolo is a graduate of Calvary Bible College and Liberty University, as well as holding a Doctorate of Divinity from Calvary University.