Resources by Year
The “Biblical” in Biblical Counseling
The Scriptures are authoritative, sufficient, necessary, and not surpassed nor equaled by worldly wisdom.
Christians Don’t Need Secular Therapy
Truth in Love 122
Dr. Lambert shares why Christians don’t need secular therapy.
Myths About Biblical Counseling and Medication
Truth in Love 121
Biblical counselors do believe medicine and the body are critical in our care of individuals.
Faithfully Protestant
Faithfully protestant: Biblical Counseling and the Reformation. This is the title assigned to me a year ago. My thesis is pretty straightforward. It is that […]
The Differences and Overlap of Biblical Counseling and Clinical Therapy
Explore the unique perspective of biblical counseling in contrast to other counseling methodologies.
Faith and Counseling Malpractice
Truth in Love 120
The ultimate malpractice in counseling is removing faith in Jesus Christ.
More than Preachers
The Solas and Soul-Care of the Reformers
The passion of the reformers to pastor God’s people grew out of their knowledge of the ministry of Christ.
Should Christians be Licensed by the State to Counsel?
Truth in Love 119
What are some of the issues involved when thinking about licensing for counseling?
The Nashville Statement
Truth in Love 117
On this special edition of Truth in Love, Dr. Lambert announces the recent Nashville Statement from CBMW.
Letters to a Romantic: on Dating
Book Review
The combination of two people figuring out if they like each other, with the opinions of family, friends, and mentors sprinkled in, can create a chaotic and confusing scene.
