Cody Hall

This is a “mini-book” I’m reading for my biblical counseling certification. From the Goodreads summary:

Everybody knows somebody who is addicted to something. But maybe addiction is more personal for you. Maybe you once had real hopes and dreams, desires and possibilities. But then you became an addict, and what started out as fun or an attempt at relief from pain and shame grew into something bigger. Here Jim Berg shows that no matter how tangled your life has become, God offers you hope and help through his word and his people.

I picked up this book again and continued reading this week. I was asked to be on our Pulpit Committee and the committee was voted in last Sunday. I’ve also been asked to be a deacon starting in 2025. I’m looking forward to these roles as I believe they align with the spiritual gifts God has given me.

This book by Matt Smethurst gives a brief, Scripture-based look at the church office of deacon.

This week I finished this book by Timothy S. Lane and Paul David Tripp who serve with the Christian Counseling and Educational Foundation. It was required reading for my Biblical Counseling certification through the Association of Biblical Counseling. I learned several helpful things that I was able to use in two ongoing counseling relationships I have.