I’m seeing a counselor. And I’m very glad I’m seeing him. He’s incredibly helpful. Someone recently asked me if I’d be willing to share what makes my counselor so helpful. I think I could write a book—or at least a booklet—on all the ways and reasons he is such a...
An Introductory Word from Bob There are many words in the Old Testament and New Testament that relate to one-another ministry, biblical counseling, soul care, pastoral care, shepherding, spiritual friendship, and being a soul physician. In this series on Biblical...
An Introductory Word from Bob: Biblical Words Related to Biblical Counseling You’re reading Post #3 in my series on Biblical Counseling Word Studies. Read Post #1 Here: Biblical Counseling Word Study #1: Parakaleo—Empathize, Encourage, Exhort, Empower. Read Post #2...
An Introductory Word from Bob: Biblical Words Related to Biblical Counseling There are many words in the Old Testament and New Testament that relate to one-another ministry, biblical counseling, soul care, pastoral care, shepherding, spiritual friendship, and being a...
Interviewed by the Wonderful Counselor Imagine that the Divine Counselor—Christ the Wonderful Counselor—was interviewing you for the position of Biblical Counselor. As you prepared your résumé, what qualifications would you highlight to demonstrate your eligibility...
A Word from Bob As I say at the end of this post, these are very preliminary thoughts on a very complex topic: biblical counseling and the body (the embodied-soul). I’ll address these thoughts in the form of 10 questions. For a shortened version of this post, that...
