Steve Beyer is a Biblical counselor who specializes in habit and addiction recovery and is the author and originator of the BiblicalMind Course found on-line at http://www.biblicalmind.com
  • GOING TO THE SPRING EVERY DAY

    March 04th, 201003:37 PM ET
    God told the prophet Jeremiah that His people had committed two evils. First, they had forsaken Him, the fountain of living waters and second, they had carved out large stone vessels that were broken and could hold no water. There is an everlasting difference between a fountain of living fresh water and a broken pot that cannot hold anything. Abo...
  • WHAT IS JOY?

    February 24th, 201001:37 PM ET
    It is a fruit of the Holy Spirit, coming just second on the list behind love. It captivated the focus of Jesus Christ. For the joy that was set before Him, He endured the cross, scorned the shame and sat down on the right hand of the throne of God. We are told to count it all joy when we encounter various trials, knowing that the testing of our ...
  • BIBLICAL BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION

    February 04th, 201004:59 PM ET
    Psalm 131 begins "Lord, my heart is not proud; my eyes are not haughty. I don't concern myself with matters too great or too awesome for me to grasp." The Psalm was written by King David and it is only three verses long. He continues, "Surely, I have behaved and quieted myself, as a child that is weaned of his mother: my soul is even as a weaned...
  • ETIQUETTE FOR HOSTS AND GUESTS

    November 06th, 200910:09 AM ET
    The coming holidays will bring together millions of hosts and guests to dine and celebrate the season. Many years ago, a group of prominent religious leaders decided to host a dinner. They put their heads together and agreed on a date and time, the guest list and the seating arrangement. The dinner was to be held on their Sabbath. One of the in...
  • TOO DIFFICULT FOR GOD?

    November 04th, 200906:06 PM ET
    When did Christians embrace the idea that drunkenness is a disease, being overweight is a medical condition, and drug use is too difficult for the God of the universe to overcome? Thousands of churches are hosting "Twelve Step" programs and those who participate are finding little hope. That is just the tip of the iceberg. Christians are not li...
  • IT DOES NOT HAPPEN BY CHANCE

    October 29th, 200906:06 PM ET
    The Bible teaches there is a new life for those who believe in Christ. The sad truth is there is little difference between many who find Jesus and those who do not. I do not believe you have to accept this! If Jesus is who He said He is, and if there is a reality to the so-called daily Christian walk, then Christians should be different. "If you ha...
  • IT IS ALL PAID FOR

    October 15th, 200902:17 PM ET
    "IT IS ALL PAID FOR" living should be a way of life for a true Christian. The Christian who has a 'handle' on this has the ability to live a 'staggering' life. I have spent years - literally - burdened with sorrow and grief over the things I did - mistakes made - bad choices. I have lived as if I had to pay the price over and over. Satan wanted m...
  • IT IS FINISHED

    September 30th, 200905:18 PM ET
    If my life would end today, all would be done. I would be finished. All the things I still thought needed to be done - left undone - would stay. That day...my journey would stop...sealed forever. And I can not deceive myself, that day will come. "It is Finished" for me will happen during my journey. Yes there will be milestones that I count a...
  • SUPPORT GROUP

    September 29th, 200911:16 AM ET
    You don't need medication - nor do you need to go to a support group. You, as a Christian, have all the support group you need - inside you. THE HOLY SPIRIT. Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Morning or night. Even on cloudy days. On the days you don't have enough gas to drive to the store. When confused - He is not. When you give...
  • A Half-Truth is a Dangerous Lie

    September 17th, 200905:47 PM ET
    It grieves me that thousands of people who struggle with alcohol brand themselves publicly by saying "I am an alcoholic." They may be stating the truth, but is it side-stepping a greater truth? Is a half-truth more dangerous than a lie? When a person stands in a meeting and says "I am an alcoholic," they are not telling a lie, because there is i...
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