by Bob | Jun 16, 2009 | Biblical Counseling, Sin, Suffering
Why Some Biblical Counseling Is Only Half Biblical!Part Twelve: Sin-Colored Glasses*Note: If you’re disappointed that I’m saying that some biblical counseling is only half biblical, then please read my comments at the end of my first post in this series:...
by Bob | Jun 15, 2009 | Biblical Counseling, Emotions, Healing, Sin, Suffering, Sufferology, Sustaining
Why Some Biblical Counseling Is Only Half Biblical!Part Ten: Secluded in Our Ivory Towers*Note: If you’re disappointed that I’m saying that some biblical counseling is only half biblical, then please read my comments at the end of my first post in this series:...
by Bob | Jun 12, 2009 | Biblical Counseling, Comfort, Empathy, Suffering, Sustaining
Why Some Biblical Counseling Is Only Half Biblical!Part Nine: How Biblical Counseling Lost Its Way*Note: If you’re disappointed that I’m saying that some biblical counseling is only half biblical, then please read my comments at the end of my first post in this...
by Bob | Jun 11, 2009 | Biblical Counseling, Sin, Suffering
Why Some Biblical Counseling Is Only Half Biblical!Part Eight: The Battle for the Bible*Note: If you’re disappointed that I’m saying that some biblical counseling is only half biblical, then please read my comments at the end of my first post in this series:...
by Bob | Jun 2, 2009 | Biblical Counseling, Christian Psychology, Soul Care, Spiritual Friendship, Suffering, Sufficiency of Scripture
Part Two: Whatever Happened to Suffering? A Word from Bob First, I posted this blog mini-series back in 2009. I am thankful for how the modern biblical counseling movement has developed and grown since then, especially in the area that these posts focused on:...
by Bob | Apr 30, 2009 | Biblical Counseling, Death and Dying, God's Healing, Grief, Grieving, Healing, Kellemen, Suffering, Sufferology
God’s Healing for Life’s Losses:How to Find Hope When You’re HurtingPost 42: Conclusion—Creative Suffering or Destructive Suffering? It’s clear that there is a typical way to respond to suffering. That typical way does not typically factor God into the equation.It’s...
