Counseling and Controversy
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Dr. Lambert responds to several questions of controversy in regards to biblical counseling on a live edition of Truth in Love.
A Response to Recent Criticisms of Dr. Heath Lambert’s 95 Theses
It is clear that Brad Hambrick is setting forth a different definition and trajectory of biblical counseling.
The Centrality of the Gospel in Counseling
Whether we speak of Jesus in counseling is a matter of counseling ethics.
The Misuse of a Biblical Doctrine
The History of Christian Counseling and General Revelation
The integrative model of counseling misses the mark concerning the search and identification of truth by abusing the biblical doctrine of general revelation.
Standards of Conduct
The Preamble The Scriptures of the Old and New Testament exert a controlling authority on both the terms and the content of counseling. Counseling is […]
The Future of the Biblical Counseling Movement
Truth in Love 174
What is on the horizon for the biblical counseling movement?
Doxological Counseling
Truth in Love 453
How does our counseling change when we view it as an act of praise and worship to God?
Lessons Learned from Starting a Counseling Ministry
Truth in Love 296
Dale Johnson and Ron Allchin provide wisdom in how to start a counseling ministry—with guidance and also warning.
The Sufficiency of Scripture and Extra-Biblical Information
Introduction: A New Book, An Old Controversy Last week Zondervan released my new book, A Theology of Biblical Counseling: The Doctrinal Foundations of Counseling Ministry. The […]
The Standards of Doctrine of the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors
Counseling is a theological discipline that must be informed by the truths of the faith once for all delivered to the saints in the pages of Holy Scripture.
The Nature of Biblical Counseling
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Join Dr. Johnson and Dr. Stephens as they clearly define what their description of biblical counseling means.
Introduction to Counseling Children
For children the struggles, the desires, and the hope are no different than for those of us who are adults.