Between Bethel and Dan
Clinically-Informed Biblical Counseling's Failed Attempt at Balance
Attempts, like Clinically-Informed Biblical Counseling, have sought to find balance between two extremes. 1 Kings 12 shows us that “closer” to the truth is still disobedience if it isn’t where God commands.
Homework for Counselees Struggling with OCD
The Bible speaks to the particular struggles of the counselee with OCD. Although their compulsive behavior is often rooted in self-reliance, there is freedom found in trusting God.
Discerning Types of Integration
Truth in Love 507
Understanding the differing counseling methodologies utilized by believers and unbelievers.
Counseling Homework
Truth in Love 503
Meaningful homework helps bridge truth to application in counseling.
Common Grace in Debate: A Response to Edward T. Welch’s “Common Grace, Knowing People, and the Biblical Counselor”
The Journal of Biblical Soul Care
Can Non-Believers Discover True Things?Almost twenty years ago, Jay Adams published “Is All Truth God’s Truth?” to examine the implications of this axiom regarding whether […]
Jesus as a Model for Counseling
Truth in Love 486
How the life and ministry of Christ can shape our counseling.
Counseling in a Bicultural Context
Truth in Love 482
How the sufficiency of Scripture transcends culture.
What Can an Unbeliever Know?
Truth in Love 481
Discussing the unbeliever’s counsel in light of epistemology and common grace.
Doxological Counseling
Truth in Love 453
How does our counseling change when we view it as an act of praise and worship to God?
A Biblical Evaluation of Celebrate Recovery
Truth In Love 432
Why is Celebrate Recovery antithetical to a faithful ministry of the Word?
