Biblical Counseling Heart Journal - Heart Talk Biblical Counseling

The Heart Journal is a biblical counseling tool used to uncover heart issues underlying sinful behavior. Since the thoughts, beliefs, and desires of our heart motivate our behavior, it's crucial we address the heart when trying to change.

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1.) Please describe the circumstances leading up to your sinful response? *

Think of the "who", "what", "where", "when", and "why" and "how" leading up to your response.

2.) Write down the internal dialogue or thoughts you had during the circumstances you described above. What did you desire? What did you think? What did you believe? *

Provide your best guess if you can't remember your exact thoughts or desires in that moment. Be honest and thorough in your answer.

3.) Describe your sinful response. Make note of your actions, your words, and your body language. *

Imagine someone video recorded your sinful response. What would a viewer see and hear? Give us a play by play commentary.

4.) Review your response to question #2. What does God's Word have to say about your thoughts and desires? How would God's truth change or correct your thoughts and desires? *

Describe a way you could have responded to the same circumstances in a way that would have glorified God.

5.) Imagine the same event occurred again tomorrow. How would God want you to respond based on the truths you wrote down in question #4? *

If you were trying to help someone else in the exact same situation. What biblical truths would you teach them? Can you think of specific bible verses? Does God's Word address this issue?

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