It’s important to ponder the Psalms and how they view “depression.” It is such a rich view. Honestly, it makes a DSM-V view of depression seem quite flat and shallow by comparison. Richness in Definition/Descriptions of Depression In the Psalms we discover a great...
Can I Be a Biblical Counselor without Being a Part of the Biblical Counseling Movement? In an ongoing public conversation involving David Murray, myself, and other friends, David recently shared, “I hope I can be a Biblical Counselor without being part of the...
Resources for Track 4 Faith Biblical Counseling Training Conference 2014 Resources for Mining the Riches of God’s Word Outline/Handout for 2014 Faith BCTC Track 4 Session by Dr. Bob Kellemen: Mining the Riches of God’s Word PowerPoint Presentation for 2014 Faith...
6 Words of Counsel about Depression, Medication, and Biblical Counseling David Murray recently posted a response he made to someone who told him he had reluctantly decided to see a doctor about taking medication for depression. You can find my responses to David’s...
Reflections on How Christians Make Decisions about Counseling I’ve been reflecting on comments on the posts where David Murray and I interacted about Depression, Medication, and Biblical Counseling (see below for links). Here are two main thoughts… Some Christians...
Depression, Medication, and Biblical Counseling I’ve collated my four posts related to Depression, Medication, and Biblical Counseling into a free two-dozen-page PDF that you can download here. Also, if you would like to read the original posts, or send the links to...
