Questions to Consider: Wonderful Counselor, Part 4
Read Luke 5:27-32. For whom did Jesus come? In what area of your life are you “sick?” (Be honest. What is your deepest struggle, fear, hurt, or addiction?) So many people don’t do what the doctors or counselors suggest. What is Jesus, the Wonderful Counselor, leading you to do? Be specific. As the group…
How To Approach the Counselor: Wonderful Counselor, Part 3
If you ask any counselor what one of the biggest frustrations about their job is, at the top of the list would be that their patients don’t do what they ask them to do. I know as a pastor, I have experienced this when at times I have advised people to do certain things. Yet,…
Jesus, Our Wonderful Counselor: Wonderful Counselor, Part 2
The words Wonderful Counselor actually originate from the Hebrew words, pele’ (peh’ leh) ya’ats (yaw-ats’). Pele’ (peh’-leh) — beyond understanding; too wonderful for words Ya’ats (yaw-ats’) — to advise; to consult; to guide. As our Wonderful Counselor, Jesus leads us, guides us, advises us, and consults us in ways beyond our understanding and in ways…
What’s in a Name?: Wonderful Counselor, Part 1
For unto us a Child is born, Unto us a Son is given; And the government will be upon His shoulder. And His name will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. — Isaiah 9:6 (NKJV) One of the joys and challenges which come with the being an expectant parent is…