My friend and fellow biblical counselor, Sean Perron, recently publicly responded to several of my Twitter/X tweets. In one response to me, Sean said, “The new integrationists are actually integrationists. Despite what they claim. If they want to dispute this, they...
A Word from Bob In the past week, I did something rare—I listened to a podcast. In fact, I listened to two podcasts. I’m much more of a reader than I am a podcast listener. However, I made time for these two timely and relevant podcasts. Perhaps you have noticed some...
A Word from Bob Have you seen it lately and wondered about it? I have. I’ve seen some segments of the modern biblical counseling movement labeling their approach “historic biblical counseling” or “classic biblical counseling.” This move is designed to position and...
The Thirteenth Annual Edition If you’re a counselor, pastor, student, educator, one-another minister, small group leader, soul care giver, spiritual friend, spouse, or parent, you want to know the most helpful books about biblical counseling. We all want trusted...
Counseling Wars: Counselors Conflicts The modern nouthetic biblical counseling movement has a long history of conflict. This includes conflict with those “outside” the biblical counseling family—with Christian integrative counselors. It also includes inter-family...
Musing on “Victory Theology” “Victory theology” falsely claims that “all things can be overcome now in this life.” Yet, Paul said that some things were “beyond his ability to endure” (2 Cor. 1:8). Luther negatively called victory theology “a...
