by Bob | Mar 26, 2014 | Anxiety, Biblical Counseling, Emotions, Feelings
Emotions: Why Do We Feel What We Feel? Note from Bob: You’re reading Part 2 of a blog mini-series on emotions. For Part 1, read Emotions: Fearfully and Wonderfully Made. Defining Emotions For what purpose and function did God design our emotions? The root of the word...
by Bob | Mar 25, 2014 | Biblical Counseling, Biblical Psychology, Emotions, Feelings
Emotions: What Does the Bible Teach? Part 1: Emotions—Fearfully and Wonderfully Made When it comes to emotions, we seem prone to extremes, even in the Christian world. For some, we act as if emotions are a result of the Fall, therefore, we stuff them or ignore them....
by Bob | Feb 15, 2014 | Biblical Counseling, Depression, Psalms, Sufferology
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...
by Bob | Feb 14, 2014 | Biblical Counseling, Biblical Counseling Coalition, Biblical Counseling Movement, David Murray
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...
by Bob | Feb 10, 2014 | Biblical Counseling, Equipping Counselors, Gospel-Centered Counseling, Marriage Counseling, Resources
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...
by Bob | Feb 7, 2014 | Biblical Counseling, David Murray, Depression
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...
