Heath Lambert and Shepherd Press recently released Heath’s booklet, Biblical Counseling and Common Grace. Already, I’ve seen two very different reviews of Heath’s booklet. His booklet, and the review by Dr. Nate Brooks and the review by Francine Tan, each address a...
What’s the Issue? The London Lyceum just published Dr. Nate Brooks’s review of Heath Lambert’s book Biblical Counseling and Common Grace. You can read Dr. Brooks’s full review here: Biblical Counseling and Common Grace: A Review by Nate Brooks. You can learn about...
Buzz Words and Biblical Discernment Recently, I was alerted to a public discussion in a Facebook group associated with nouthetic counseling. The thread began when a pastor shared a genuine concern. “I don’t want to waste time reading or listening to unhelpful...
An Odd Blog Title for a Counselor! Yes. I’m a counselor writing about the impact of bad counseling. Where is this coming from? It is not coming from my own experience of being counseled. I’ve been blessed in that regard—The Counselor Sees a Counselor. Today’s blog...
Couplets of God’s Holy Love In a previous post, Knowing God: Our Father of Holy Love, I introduced John Stott’s concept of couplets of God’s holy love. A vision of God’s holy love delivers us from caricatures of him, as John Stott reminds us. “We must picture him...