Healthy Conversations about Biblical Counseling and Common Grace Yes. Online conversations about biblical counseling can be healthy. Healthy, respectful, mutual online interactions can be a meaningful opportunity for iron-sharpening-iron mutual discipleship. Public...
Speaking Publicly About Biblical Counseling Issues If you’ve read my blog since May 2024, then you know that from time to time I have responded to posts by Heath Lambert, Sean Perron, and others where they accused fellow biblical counselors of being “zombie-infected...
Clarity and Charity Leading to Unity I share today’s post with the hopes of providing some clarity in charity leading to unity about the important issue of the sufficiency of Scripture, common grace, and biblical counseling. How could we relate the sufficiency of...
Iron-Sharpening Iron Yesterday, I enjoyed being a part of an interesting Twitter/X thread. It combined tweets by four different biblical counselors on common grace, the sufficiency of Scripture, the body, the soul, the embodied-soul, science/research, and biblical...
My friend and fellow biblical counselor, Sean Perron, recently publicly responded to several of my Twitter/X tweets. In one response to me, Sean said, “The new integrationists are actually integrationists. Despite what they claim. If they want to dispute this, they...
