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Curtis Solomon

Louisville
As seen in: 15:14 - Biblical Counseling Coalition, The Gospel Coalition, Black Christian News Network, Southern Seminary Magazine, The Aquila Report, Steve Brown Etc.
Disciple of Jesus, husband, father, pastor, biblical counselor, veteran, marksman, Executive Director @biblicalcc
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Suicide: Acknowledging the Crisis

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By Curtis Solomon
| 15:14 - Biblical Counseling Coalition
Editor’s Note:This week’s mini-series on the Grace and Truth blog is a recap of our 2024 BCC Annual Leadership Summit, which was held in December at Country Lake Christian Retreat in Underwood, Indiana, and addressed the topic “Suicide: Hope for the Hopeless.” Our first article, written by Curtis Solomon, is an overview acknowledging the crisis.
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BOD Megaphone: BCC Annual Leadership Summit

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By Curtis Solomon
| 15:14 - Biblical Counseling Coalition
Editor’s Note: Our August 2024 mini-series on the BCC Grace and Truth blog provides a look at different facets of the BCC ministry, written by select members of our Board of Directors. In this second article, Curtis Solomon discusses the BCC Annual Leadership Summit.
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Don’t Regret Your Past-Redeem It

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By Curtis Solomon
| The Aquila Report Verified
Everything that happens in life is under God’s sovereign rule and will have eternal ramifications. Whether it is sickness, suffering, or seemingly pointless pursuits, recognize that God has brought you through it all to mold and shape you into the person you are today and the person you are becoming. Christians are promised that all that comes our way will make us more like Jesus (Rom. 8:28-30). So don’t look on your past with disdain, disapproval, or despair.
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