by Bob | Mar 27, 2012 | Church History, Perpetua, Sacred Friendships, Women's History Month, Women's Studies
Women’s History Month, Part 2: Vibia Perpetua’s Perpetual Faith in Christ Introduction: Gospel-Centered, Christ-Focus Women of Faith—Hebrews 12:1-3 In the US, the month of March is designated Women’s History Month. This current blog mini-series celebrates the stories...
by Bob | Feb 28, 2012 | Biblical Counseling, Church History, Guiding, Healing, Pastoral Care, Reconciling, Soul Care, Sustaining
God’s Treasure Map Note: This is the second in a blog mini-series asking the simple question: Is there a biblical model for spiritual friendship, one-another ministry, biblical counseling, and pastoral counseling? Read Part One: Spiritual Map Quest. I’m summarizing...
by Bob | Feb 25, 2012 | Biblical Counseling, Church History, Pastoral Counseling
The Democracy of the Dead If we are to practice biblical counseling effectively today, we need to understand our historical roots. As G. K. Chesterton noted: “Tradition means giving votes to the most obscure of all classes, our ancestors. It is the democracy of the...
by Bob | Oct 28, 2011 | Church History, Luther, Martin Luther, Reformation, Reformation Sunday
Reformation Sunday: Martin Luther’s Story, Part 4—Clothed by Christ Note: This week’s posts share a dramatic reading (Here I Stand!) that I present in character as Martin Luther telling his story of salvation by grace alone through faith alone. These posts are based...
by Bob | Oct 27, 2011 | Church History, Luther, Martin Luther, Reformation, Reformation Sunday
Reformation Sunday: Martin Luther’s Story, Part 3—Clothed by Faith Note: This week’s posts share a dramatic reading (Here I Stand!) that I present in character as Martin Luther telling his story of salvation by grace alone through faith alone. These posts are based...
by Bob | Oct 26, 2011 | Church History, Luther, Martin Luther, Reformation, Reformation Sunday
Reformation Sunday: Martin Luther’s Story, Part 2—A Spiritual Pauper Note: This week’s posts share a dramatic reading (Here I Stand!) that I present in character as Martin Luther telling his story of salvation by grace alone through faith alone. These posts are based...
