Truth & Love Blog
David: A Man After God’s Own Heart…And…A Man with a Fearful Heart
David’s emotional/spiritual life teaches us that fear and faith are not mutually exclusive.
Who Is on Your Biblical Counseling Bingo Card?
In the biblical counseling world, what three biblical counselors are most similar to Bob Kellemen’s approach to biblical counseling?
When Their Arguments Are Weak, People Attack People: Ad Hominem Attacks
Have you ever been in a discussion and experienced the other person resorting to personal attacks rather than addressing the issues?
“Fear Not”
Fear alerts us to the reality that we are dependent, weak, needy creatures who are desperate for our all-powerful, all-caring Creator-Father.
12 Theological Categories Addressing: The Bible, Extra-Biblical Sources, and Biblical Counseling
We need to address 12 theological categories to answer the question, “What does the Bible teach about the use of extra-biblical sources?”
7 Signs of a Modern-Day Evangelical Pharisee
1. Hypocrisy, 2. Tribalism, 3. Mercilessness, 4. Pitiless and Partisan, 5. Toxic Fear, 6. Parading Self, 7. Maximizing the Law; Minimizing Grace
ACBC and Bob Kellemen on Embodied-Souls and Biblical Counseling
You might be surprised how much biblical common ground ACBC and Bob Kellemen share re: embodied-souls and biblical counseling.
Talking to Our Soul Physician About Our Embodied-Soul
“Don’t just let your body and emotions talk to you. Talk to God your Soul Physician about your embodied-soul. And then, in Christ, talk to your embodied-soul.”
Should Biblical Counselors Counsel About the Body?: 32 Resources
Enjoy over two dozen free resources that ask and answer the question, “Should biblical counselors counsel about the body?”
Of Course Biblical Counselors Counsel About the Body
Mike Emlet describes biblical/theological reasons why biblical counselors should address the whole person, body and soul—the embodied-soul.
