Jim Newheiser

Caroline Newheiser, a biblical counselor focused on women and marriage, and Jim Newheiser, seminary teacher and author on gospel-centered marriage, discuss courtship, premarital preparation, and practical rhythms for daily friendship. They talk about counseling trends, handling unbelieving children, guarding marriage against internet and social media, and loving your spouse through gospel-shaped grace.

Jim Newheiser, a director of the Christian Counseling Program and professor in pastoral theology, discusses the importance of boundaries in counseling. He explains why this concept has gained traction and explores its biblical foundations. Newheiser highlights practical ways to set limits that honor God while addressing common challenges like overcommitment. He critiques modern interpretations of boundaries and advocates for a biblically grounded approach that balances personal needs with serving others. Don’t miss his insights on navigating these vital relational dynamics!

In this enlightening conversation, Dr. Jim Newheiser shares his journey as the Director of the Christian Counseling Program at Reformed Theological Seminary. He discusses the nature of marriage and divorce, emphasizing that divorce is a failure but offers insights into grounds for separation, including adultery and abuse. Jim expands on emotional betrayals as serious issues and outlines a gentle approach to counseling and restoration. He also addresses the nuances of remarriage and the complexities of wrongful divorces with wisdom and depth.