The Big Idea In today’s post, we learn 3 central questions we need to address in order to richly answer the question, “Who am I as a biblical counselor?” A Fun, Popular Post Yesterday, I posted, Star Wars, Star Trek, and Biblical Counseling. It was a fun...
The Big Idea There are 4 generations of biblical counselors. Are you a 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or “prequel” generation biblical counselor? Going Deeper For a follow-up on today’s post, check out, 2 Ways of Thinking About Our Biblical Counseling Identity. Learn 3 central...
The Question What makes biblical counseling truly biblical? We all want our biblical counseling to be…biblical! We often debate whether a given approach is biblical or not. We’re sometimes unclear about our answer to the question. Occasionally, some have sought to...
Truth and Love Interactions About Priests, Zombies, and Prophets Many people have asked me if I could collate all my response posts to the podcast series being produced by Heath Lambert. You can find that collation here as a free 77-page PDF. I’ve entitled it: What...
The Context In another post by the folks at First Baptist Jacksonville, this one by Sean Perron, Sean proclaimed, “I am convinced we need a reset on the term biblical counseling.” 5 Reflections on Resetting the Definition of Biblical Counseling Sean’s post and his...
“Cornucopia”? Cornucopia is from the Latin combining two words which means “a horn filled with plenty.” It has come to mean “an abundant, overflowing supply; a variety of resources.” What’s Been My “Cornucopia” Focus the Past Month? I was honored this morning when I...
