Distinctions of the Therapeutic Relationship
Truth in Love 309
In a therapeutic, professional relationship, clinical distance is required. The opposite is true of biblical counseling.
Assessing Christian Use of the Enneagram
Truth in Love 308
The role of invisible discerner of the thoughts, intentions, motivations of the heart—that role is reserved for God alone, specifically the person of the Holy Spirit
Thinking Biblically About the Enneagram
Truth in love 307
What we understand to be true about God by necessity impacts the way we view humanity.
The Origins of the Enneagram
Truth in Love 306
We must ask, what does this system say about God, about man, about sin, and about salvation?
Considering Personality Typologies
Truth in Love 305
It is the Holy Spirit who unveils and helps us to see the type of people that we are.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Is the Mind Central to Change?
Nate Brooks dives into anthropology and psychology in light of cognitive behavioral therapy.
Biblical Answers for Schizophrenia
Truth in Love 294
Is schizophrenia a biological or a spiritual issue?
How Should Biblical Counselors Assess EMDR Therapy?
Truth in Love 273
We see ourselves for who we truly are by measuring ourselves against the truth of Scripture.
What About the Unconscious?
Truth in Love 272
How can biblical counselors approach the theory of the unconscious – is it biblical?
Blame it on the Brain
A Book Review
Blame it on the Brain teaches readers how biblically think through psychiatric problems relating to the brain.
The Diseasing of Anxiety and Depression
Truth in Love 260
What is the problem with adopting the narrative of anxiety and depression being labeled a disease?
The Problem with the Mental Illness Narrative
Truth in Love 259
An approach on how to think biblically regarding the terms “mental illness” and “mental disorder.”