by Bob | May 24, 2026 | Biblical Counseling
Biblical Counselors and the Sufficiency of Scripture Two issues are common in our modern biblical counseling world: Statements of commitment to the sufficiency of Scripture for biblical counseling. Accusations that other biblical counselors are not committed to the...
by Bob | May 11, 2026 | Biblical Counseling
ABC’s New Logo and Updated Mission Statement You’re reading Part 3 in a multi-part blog mini-series about the 2026 Association of Biblical Counselors’ Call to Counsel annual conference. You can read Part 1, by Pastor Patrick Porras, here: ABC 2026: What I Learned...
by Bob | May 7, 2026 | Biblical Counseling
Meet Eliza Huie: Guest Blogger You’re reading Part 2 in a multi-part blog mini-series about the 2026 Association of Biblical Counselors’ Call to Counsel annual conference. You can read Part 1, by Pastor Patrick Porras, here: The 2026 ABC Conference: What I Learned...
by Bob | May 5, 2026 | Biblical Counseling
Meet Patrick Porras: Guest Blogger Today is the first of several blog posts from attendees and presenters at the 2026 Association of Biblical Counselors’ Call to Counsel annual conference. Patrick Porras is our guest blogger. Here’s his bio: Patrick Porras: I am an...
by Bob | Apr 20, 2026 | Biblical Counseling
Letting Go Recently I read an excellent post by my friend, Eliza Jane Huie. Eliza introduced her thoughts with these words: “I have learned so much from biblical counseling. It is a meaningful and integral part of my practice. However, I found that we can sometimes...
by Bob | Apr 10, 2026 | Biblical Counseling
Twitter/X On X/Twitter, a biblical counselor suggested that weaknesses and errors in the biblical counseling movement cannot be isolated simply to the “movement.” Instead, he argued, We can trace errors in counseling back to the local church and the pulpit: biblical...
