About Mark Demanes, MFT, Ph.D.
Evangelical Christian, Married 30+ yrs. Three Sons, Marriage and Family Therapist with Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology. In private practice since 1990. 25 years as developer and facilitator of Domestic Violence/Anger Management. Ordained Minister. Writer (non-professional). Specialize in explicitly Christian approach to counseling, with subspecialties in Couple's therapy, anger management, overcoming anxiety, depression, and emotional damage. Also work with sexual issues.
Entries by Mark Demanes, MFT, Ph.D.
Living in the Mind of Christ
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He Makes Foolish the Wisdom of the World
Can I trust my own judgement? Am I adequate to search my own heart? Are we not able to effectively deceive ourselves by “suppressing the truth in unrighteousness?” (Romans 1:18, NASB).
Gaining Wisdom from an Unexpected Source; How to Prosper
Whatever you may think of Jeff Bezos, his wisdom in business has proven itself in his application of the principle of sowing and reaping. Without question, Jeff Bezos’ personal life and attitude does not reflect particularly admirable qualities. Nevertheless, this man has made enormous success out of one single company to such an extent that […]
A Warning; An Open Letter to World Christian Leaders!
Dear Church World Leaders, Missionary Outreach Leaders, and Ministries to the Persecuted Church, Urgent action is needed to address the Christian Counseling Movement within the Evangelical Churches, a trend that is eroding the power of the gospel in the lives of believers. These well-meaning Christians are advocating for secular solutions to our problems, a shift […]
What is My Purpose? Is this the Right Question?
Is “What is My Purpose?” the important question for the modern Christian to ask? I saw an article today titled “What is My Purpose?” Is this the question we should be asking God and or ourselves? Perhaps there is a better question that bypasses an inherent problem with this question of our purpose. A focus […]
Our Way or His Way?
We must choose a way – ours or His. There is no other option. But many assume they are choosing His way, when, in fact, they are still choosing their own.