A Word from Bob: Common Grace and Biblical Counseling Free Resource: For a free 90-page, 35,500-word PDF of this post, visit: Common Grace and Biblical Counseling: Wisdom from Reformed Theologians. In 2022, I began sharing posts where I collated quotes from Reformed...
“Cherry-Picking” Powlison Recent writings in the modern biblical counseling movement have been using David Powlison’s teachings in a “gate-keeping” way. “David Powlison taught _____; so anyone who sways from _____ is not really a true biblical counselor.” These...
Heath Lambert and Shepherd Press recently released Heath’s booklet, Biblical Counseling and Common Grace. Already, I’ve seen two very different reviews of Heath’s booklet. His booklet, and the review by Dr. Nate Brooks and the review by Francine Tan, each address a...
What’s the Issue? The London Lyceum just published Dr. Nate Brooks’s review of Heath Lambert’s book Biblical Counseling and Common Grace. You can read Dr. Brooks’s full review here: Biblical Counseling and Common Grace: A Review by Nate Brooks. You can learn about...
A Word from Bob You’re reading part of a series of posts on Reformed thinking on common grace. For a collation of all of my posts on common grace, see: Common Grace and Biblical Counseling: Wisdom from Reformed Theologians. Among those posts, if you are especially...
A Word from Bob In yesterday’s post, I shared with you a collation of quotations on 7 Reformed Theologians on “Common Grace.” That included what John Calvin, Abraham Kuyper, John Murray, John Frame, Charles Hodges, Tim Keller, and R.C. Sproul said about common grace...