Ask Dr. Betters

In this episode Dr. Betters answers the question, "People quickly recognize the pain and sin of physical abuse, but what about emotional abuse? I know that everyone is sinful and the tongue can be a weapon, but how far is too far? My husband doesn’t curse me out (so to speak) but yet his words hurt; they break my heart; he is controlling and manipulative, yet when I try to talk about anything he just insists it’s all my fault and that I am the problem. I’ve heard you tell people they need to search themselves and look in the mirror, and I am really trying to do that because I know that I am bringing my own sin behaviors into the relationship, but I am desperate to put Christ in the center of my marriage, and I don’t know how to do that when my partner is focused on tearing me down in order to deem himself blameless."Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the following question from Rhonda: "I have heard many people espouse Paul’s teachings about singleness and marriage. I am a single woman who has never married. I am not single by my own choice, but I do have a desire to be married. In serving in ministry, I have found that most churches tend to shun single women in ministry, especially single women who are called into children’s ministry. The trend is to have a husband-and-wife team, believing it is a good balance and representation of godly relationships. Can you explain what the Bible has to say about this?"Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode Dr. Betters answers the question, "I suffer tremendously from anxiety and fear of my children dying. I pray about it constantly, but still I fear that God will take them anyway. It is a constant torment that is crippling my life. How can I give up my anxiety to God and trust him with my darkest fears?"Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode Dr. Betters answers the question, "My child was recently diagnosed with an autoimmune disease at the age of 5 years old that she will struggle with for the rest of her life. I’m afraid it is going to define her life, and it breaks my heart that she will suffer from this her whole life. The doctors explained it may very well have been caused by me being a carrier of that gene. I had no idea and now, when I look at her in pain, I can’t help but feel like it is all my fault. How do I let go of this guilt when I have to face it every day?"Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media!Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "Dr., I have a question. It hurts me when I see kids in pain and suffering – little babies/kids born with deadly diseases who suffer for 3 to 5 yrs before they die. Why? Kids that are tortured and shot…What about "psychopaths" that abuse and kill innocent kids? Why does God allow this to happen? These kids are angels…they haven't sinned. So why are they being punished? Thank you, Dr."Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media!Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "Thank you for your informative videos. I became a Christian at age 40. Now I'm 51. I have an autistic teenage son with violent tendencies. Every time he beats us up or hurts himself, I lose more love and respect for the faith I thought I had. Today I hate God like I've never hated anyone or anything. 15 years of beatings and suffering has taken its toll on my faith and love for God. I need a string to hang on to or I will perish; lately, I blaspheme God as if he is my family and my worst enemy. I need help!"Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media!Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "Can I drink alcohol as a Christian? Or, what about drinking only wine, but not getting drunk?"Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media!Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "I'm 42. I smoke pot cigs and take a pain pill one time a day. I fully believe and read the Bible daily. Am I going to hell? I was baptized at 14 but didn't know what it meant."Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media!Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "My Dad was an alcoholic and I was told that it’s genetic; therefore, that’s why I struggle with substance abuse. Do you agree with that?"Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "Hi, my name is John. I'm from Ireland and I follow Ask Dr Betters on YouTube. I'm almost two and a half years in recovery from alcohol addiction, thank God in Jesus’ name! What do you think of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)? My experience in AA has been with a mixed bag of people with mixed beliefs. I like the program, but I don't like how they say anything can be your 'higher power'."Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode Dr. Betters answers the question, "My niece recently came out and told the family that she is transgender. I’m not even sure I fully understand what that means. Now, apparently, she has a girlfriend. I have been a Christian my whole life and this just goes against everything I believe. We are getting ready for a family gathering at my house and she wants to know if she can bring her girlfriend. How do I handle this? Is allowing the girlfriend to come being loving or condoning their behavior?"Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, “All my life I’ve been attracted to the same sex, going back to early childhood (elementary school age). I’ve heard we’re born straight, gay, or bi. I’ve heard as a Christian that it’s a sin. I believe it is. I have never acted upon with it another man, only in thought and through fleshly pleasures. I am saved and baptized. I believe in God, in Christ. I’ve accepted Him as my creator and Savior and Lord. But I’m torn between why I’m gay and why He has never taken it from me. I’ve prayed for it to be taken, I’ve tried giving up the thoughts and feelings of sexual desire towards men. It never goes away! I hate it! It has consumed my entire life in every way and has ruined my life since middle school. I need help! What am I doing wrong to get rid of it? Am I to live with it till death yet learn to not act or think on it? Please help, Dr. Betters. I’m at the point of giving up on God or dying now to have the peace I hear of in heaven.”Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit markinc.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media!Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "How do you avoid sexual sin when you are single and unmarried? You know what the Scripture says about it. But you know also that the other person is only interested in one thing. It will lead to the consummation of the relationship before marriage, and results from a low standard, one would assume or say."Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit markinc.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media!Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters, in response to "Will I Know My Abuser in Heaven?", answers the question, "I feel that abusers get away with their actions both on Earth and in Heaven. As a Christian, I know I need to forgive my abuser, but where is the justice for those of us left scarred by the abuse? I believe not all sins are equal. Christians should speak up and report abuse—spiritual forgiveness doesn’t eliminate legal consequences."Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode Dr. Betters answers the question, "I am getting married in a month, and I just found out my fiancée was sexually abused as a child. Knowing this, how should I prepare for my wedding night and our first year of marriage?"Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "Hello, I am a college-age female, and I feel that God has left me. I feel like I always tried to follow his path even when none of my family went to church. I felt all my life that God was telling me to go one direction in ministry and then, when it was time to apply for schools and I told people, they told me that was not my calling. I feel like I don't have direction anymore and no one cares about me. I feel like God has put me here all alone, and every time I feel very connected to God and that I am following the right path and feel at peace something happens or I'm told that I’m not good enough. I don't know if I even believe in God anymore. I have been sexually, physically, and emotionally abused all of my life and I now suffer from PTSD, depression, and anxiety. It's hard even at 20-some to leave such a toxic environment because I don't feel connected or have any support. I've been to Reach and the young adult group, but I don't feel like I belong, and no one would like me anyway. There are always so many people, and I will never be the popular one or the "chosen" one or the one who they are happy to see, so I have stopped going to church and everything all together, but I now feel even worse. I am always the outcast and people don't like me anyway. I don't know what to do. I don't know why I am so unclean, messed up, and unworthy. I don't know why God hates me so much and why no one really cares. I don't know what I should do. Does God even love me anymore or have a purpose for my life?"Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are betteSend us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "My only question is this, and no one has been able to answer it so far. If God knew there would be murderers and people tortured and blown up and raped, etc., why would he create this world even if it’s only temporary? I can’t believe that God would allow that kind of suffering to exist, knowing beforehand it would. You may say it’s free will and we chose it. That well may be true, but he’s omniscient and knew that murderers and torture would exist. Why would you even create that kind of world? What’s the purpose? Not for his own pleasure or glory. He doesn’t need that. He doesn’t need your praise and worship. I understand this world is just a blink of an eye, and our redemption and heaven await us. But think about it, why would any omniscient god create any chance of evil in his world? I understand he wanted free will for us to choose him and love him, not like robots. I get it, but if he knew there was a chance of murderers, torture, and children starving to death and diseases, even though it’s a small blink of an eye compared to eternity, it’s still horrible for us here on earth while we exist. I can’t get over the fact that he would ever even consider that kind of world to create. Please help me understand."Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "What if the pain of life has become too hard to bear? What if there have been too many substantial losses to handle life? Will we simply die with broken hearts in the end? God hears us and tells us so in scripture, so why can't we seem to be comforted?"Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media!Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode Dr. Betters answers the question, "How are we to rejoice in sorrow?"Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media!Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "My friend's dad just died. When I am around my friend, I don't know what to say to her. What do you say to a grieving person?"Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media!Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "How do we say that the Lord restored Job's losses when he lost 7 sons and 3 daughters? I understand he had 10 more children, but how could that possibly be seen as a restoration?"Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media!Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode Dr. Betters answers the question, "Due to various health issues, I have not been able to attend church for the past several months, is that sinful?"Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media!Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode Dr. Betters answers the question, "I suffer from Chronic Fatigue and I am exhausted all of the time. I’m only in my 40’s but I feel like I am wasting my life. I spend most of my time resting and the few things I am able to do during the day I spend most of that time thinking about how soon I can go back to bed. It makes me so sad. How can I still make my life meaningful instead of just a waste?"Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, “Does it really matter to pray if we or a loved one is sick? In that God doesn't change his mind. Our lives are already set...does praying to be well actually do any good?”Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "The Bible says that 'God works all things together for the good of those who love him (Rom 8:28)'. How is God using my physical pain for good? What good can come from terrible pain that probably will have no end?"Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "Within the first weeks of marriage, I knew my husband was abusive. I’ve lived with the abuse for years and I’ve hidden it because I don’t want people to think badly of him – especially his boss. He is very charming in his work and socially. I try not to trigger him, but I’m exhausted and afraid. I was taught God hates divorce. So I feel like that is not an option, but is this what God wants for me?"Find the whole "Deconstructing One's Faith" miniseries here on our website! Deconstructing One's Faith - Ask Dr. Betters Mini Series — MARKINC.org - Help and Hope by FaithDr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media!Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "I was homeschooled and involved in the local church, considered a good kid. During the pandemic, I was isolated and lonely and I discovered a whole other world of beliefs. I question everything about God. Our world is so messed up, so many terrible things happen, including friends who have died from drugs and one who even committed suicide. You say God is sovereign and I can trust Him. But how can I trust a God who doesn’t stop pain? Sometimes I wonder if there is even a God."Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media!Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "I grew up as a church kid, my parents were leaders in the church. The church was like a second family. But as an adult I am seeing how mean church people are – how they use people – and think nothing of betraying people like my parents. I can’t stand going to church and I have such anger and bitterness. I don’t want to be like this but I can’t let go of the hurt. Help."Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media!Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "I am terrified. I am not a Christian. I asked Jesus into my heart when I was a child, and I went to church with my family whenever the doors were open. But now that I’m an adult, I see how sinful I am, and when I ask God to forgive me, I don’t feel anything. I can’t ask anyone for help because they think I’m a wonderful Christian woman. How can I know for sure I’m a Christian?"Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media!Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "I asked Jesus into my heart when I was a child. I am in my twenties and nothing about the Christian faith is attractive to me – I question whether there is even a God. Am I going to hell?"Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media!Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "Hi Dr. Betters, can you explain 1 Samuel 15, where God says to kill all the Amalekites and kill babies, animals, etc.? It's hard to get my head around it. Many thanks."Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media!Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "Hi Dr. Betters. Would you please speak some on how Satan can be so influential everywhere at once, yet he is only a fallen angel, not a god? I've struggled with this because only Jesus is omnipresent. Thank you, and God bless."Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "How do I deal with so many people using God’s name in vain? It seems so many people use the Lord’s name in vain. I’ve noticed many of them wear crosses in their jewelry. Should I always ask them to please not do that?"Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "When we’re in heaven, will we be able to feel emotion or just always be happy? Emotions are what make us human."Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "Dr. Betters, I have a question about relationships and marriage. A woman has been in a 17-year relationship without marrying and has two children, and the father of the children leaves her for another woman. The woman finds salvation, and lives by God's commandments. Can she marry a good Christian man? Or must she wait until the father of her children passes away to be eligible for marriage under God’s law? She has never been married before or currently and wishes to marry one day, if it is God’s will."Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "Is our death time and place fixed?"Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media!Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "Hi, can you share your understanding of Job 33? How does God speak to us?"Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "Dr. Betters, I hope you are well and having a blessed day. I am concerned about my best friend because she plans to repent just before she dies. I told her that she couldn’t outsmart Lord Jesus. How can I explain to her from a biblical point of view that she needs to be genuine in her repentance? Please help me with the answer. Thank you so much. Take care, and God bless."Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "What does God think about being separated from your husband but not divorced?"Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "I feel like God never wanted to save me. Despite my prayers and efforts to connect with Him, I experienced rejection and despair. I was told that my righteousness was in vain, and I constantly felt abandoned in my spiritual struggles. It seems cruel that God would create me only to separate me from Him eternally. If He could intervene in my life for other matters, why not for my soul? I don’t understand why He chose to treat me this way."Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "I am very lonely these days without a husband and children who are very busy with their own lives to visit. My old friends are no more, leaving me alone all the time. I have prayed that God would bring someone into my life to have someone to talk with and hang out with on occasion, not necessarily a life companion, just a friend, but he has not answered me. Why? If we were created to have fellowship with others, why would he not bring someone into my life to help fill that lonely void inside my heart?"Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "Dr. Betters, I am a born-again Christian (I believe you remember me), and I raised my children as such, and they made a profession of faith around 8 years of age. Now, at 42, he has embraced science, UFO, and other such worldly answers while searching for something to believe in. He vacillates between the two. After listening to him and showing him the fallacy of his judgment, I asked him clearly, "Whom do you choose?" After evading and modifying the question, I return to the question, "Whom do you choose this day?" I asked my pastor (when my son was in his teens), "As much as anyone can look into the soul of another, do you believe my son is saved?" His answer was "yes." Help me settle my heart for my son."Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "Why is the Book of Enoch not considered a true book from God? Did Jesus mention the book of Enoch in Mathew 22: 29-30? If the book of Enoch is not true, then how did Jude refer to Enoch's Prophecy in Jude chapter 1:14-15?"Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "Is repentance leaving all sin and then getting saved? I still smoke cigarettes!! Does that mean I’m not truly repented and saved? Do we have to clean ourselves up in order to be in the category of someone who has truly repented??"Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Support the showSend us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "I have been studying Heaven and trying to understand admission versus the rewards in Heaven. A preacher/teacher explained that Heaven is like going to a football game. Our ticket - Jesus gets us inside the stadium. Our life - deeds - our fruit determines where we sit. On the 50-yard line or in the nosebleed section in the end zone. Is this simple analogy valid? Thanks for all you do."Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, a response to "Is saying Oh my God blasphemy?": "Isn't God a title, not a name? I mean, his name is not God. If you said Jesus, that would be saying his name in vain or saying Yahweh."Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Support the showSend us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "How can we be expected to live with a disability that causes us constant pain when heaven is there? How can I not want an end to my pain without going against God's plan for my miserable existence?"Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "I know I need to be in the Word and praying, but I am in such a dark place, filled with sadness. How do I find hope?"Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "What should you do when you cannot pray? I have reached the point a few times when I felt so sad, lost, and overwhelmed that I could not even pray. I reached out to others to pray for me at those times, but I still felt really isolated."Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Send us Fan MailSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Betters answers the question, "How does God really bless people who are in pain, people who are hurting? What does it mean to be blessed by God?"Dr. Chuck Betters, drawing from his own faith struggles—especially the tragic loss of his sixteen-year-old son, Mark—has assisted countless individuals facing similar challenges over more than five decades of ministry. He finds hope in the belief that God is sovereign and can be trusted.In a world filled with brokenness and despair, "Ask Dr. Betters" is a unique video forum where Dr. Betters and his guests provide clear, biblical answers to life’s pressing questions about suffering and living by faith in a broken world. Do you have a question you need answered? Leave your questions in the comments of any video. We are excited to hear from you. Thank you for your support, and welcome to the MARKINC Family!Ask Dr. Betters is produced by MARKINC Ministries and is not intended to replace professional counseling; rather, it aims to highlight Biblical principles related to the questions being asked. If you need professional help, we encourage you to seek it. Qualified counselors are available to assist you at Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling. Please see the links below for more information about Anchored Virtual and the other free resources offered by MARKINC Ministries.We need your support to ensure that MARKINC can continue providing these valuable free resources and keep Ask Dr. Betters accessible. Please consider donating to MARKINC Ministries to help us offer hope to those in need. You can safely donate through our website, mobile app, or by using this link: https://markinc.org/donate/. Thank you for your generosity!To discover more episodes of Ask Dr. Betters and explore everything MARKINC has to offer, visit helpandhopenow.org. You can also download the FREE mobile app, Help and Hope, by following this link - https://subsplash.com/markincministries/app - or by searching for Help and Hope in your mobile app store.Anchored Virtual Biblical Counseling is an online counseling service that seeks to practically help hurting people by anchoring their hope in Jesus and gaining a better understanding of His promises. They offer reputable, affordable, Biblical counsel to those suffering or experiencing hard times, so they are better equipped to persevere by faith. https://anchoredvirtual.com/​Be sure to connect with us on social media! Send us Fan MailSupport the show