A Biblical Assessment of Emotionally Focused Therapy
Truth In Love 364
Emotionally Focused Therapy is a common approach to couples counseling. But where does it come from? Is it compatible with a Christian worldview?
Considering the Duluth Model
Truth in Love 316
When dealing with problems such as abuse and injustice, believers should be zealous in searching the Scriptures for ways to act in a God-pleasing manner.
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
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
The final authority for someone being counseled by a Freudian counselor is the counselor.
The Diseasing of Anxiety and Depression
Truth in Love 260
What is the problem with labeling anxiety and depression as diseases?
Biological Psychiatry
Truth in Love 258
The historical narrative of biological psychiatry helps us understand how we got to where we are today.
Understanding Psychotropic Medication Biblically
Truth in Love 237
Our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors can change our brains.
Personality Traits
Truth in Love 204
Christian growth is about maturing your personality to better reflect the character of God.
Christians Don’t Need Secular Therapy
Truth in Love 122
Dr. Lambert shares why Christians don’t need secular therapy.
