Author Archives: Dr. Howard Eyrich

Questions to Ponder When Considering Clinically Informed Biblical Counseling

How People Have Respond Interestingly, I read an article from the Biblical Counseling Society (03-26-26) today that took the approach of asserting a doctrinal like challenge to the claims of those who promote this approach. In my readings over the … Continue reading

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The Crazy World of Idolatry Is Alive and Well

The Idolatry of the Left Is Ever Present Rather like the Baals of the Ancient World, the Left Is ever present even in conservative and largely mildly evangelical Alabama. All those Baals are about me feeling good. The Alabama Board … Continue reading

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Eight Principles To Execute A Courageous Christian Life

Occasion for the Meditation: As I was preparing to speak at the TAC (The Addiction Connection) conference last week, I was simultaneously progressing through my journey through the Bible in 2026. One of my assigned topics for TAC was Encouraging … Continue reading

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An Ancient Observation Diagnoses, A Modern Communication Problem

Introduction Email from Supervisee: In a recent email from a counselor in supervision, I received this email: “I met with a new counselee, Samantha, this morning for the first time. She had noted in her initial information form (which I received yesterday) that she … Continue reading

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What’s in a Birthday?

Today is my birthday. My wife fixed a special breakfast. When we sat down to eat, she said happy birthday, though I am sure you are not that excited to be 87. So, I thought I’d ask AI this question: … Continue reading

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Old Covenant, New Covenant; The Truth Is the Same Prepare Yourself to Fulfill Your Destiny

Introduction In my day-to-day ministry of teaching counseling at Birmingham Theological Seminary coupled with supervising doctoral students’ internships in Biblical Counseling, I read multiple case reports every week. In addition, I interface with ACBC Phase 3 candidates and often discuss … Continue reading

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The Secret to Standing Personally, and Professionally

Text: Jon 15:1-8 Living in the Presence of Jesus Christ  Living in the presence of Jesus Christ is the Christian’s best protection and the source of effervescent strengthening. Let’s start with the second. In John (7:38), Jesus says that those who believe in Him would have … Continue reading

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A Baker’s Dozen of Benefits of Reading Your Bible Every Day

By: Kevin Carson & Howard Eyrich   January 9, 2026 Introduction Whether you have just become a follower of Christ or have been one for many years, establishing a daily habit of reading the Bible is great medicine for the … Continue reading

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Universal Longings

Introduction I recently read an account of a counseling case. It was the record of a young seminarian seeking a spouse. It reminded me of universal longings and how all too often people seek to fulfill them in the wrong … Continue reading

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The Foolishness of Religion

The Foolishness of Religion Note: This is my meditation Christmas morning that turns out to be a call to consider for 2026. Our children are all hosting their families after our gathering on the Eve for a brief meditation by … Continue reading

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