Since people know that I collate a lot of biblical counseling resources, and since podcasts are increasingly popular, several people have asked me to produce a collation of biblical counseling podcasts. I asked the members of my Facebook Gospel-Centered Biblical Counseling and Equipping group for their recommendations. Continue Reading →
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If you’re a counselor, pastor, student, educator, one-another minister, small group leader, soul care provider, spiritual friend, spouse, or parent, you want to know the most helpful books about biblical counseling. We all want trusted recommendations on books that seek to change lives with Christ’s changeless truth. Because we all want to be aware of solid resources for the Christian life and ministry, I’ve collated top biblical counseling books on an annual basis since 2012. See the end of this post for links to the 2012-2022 lists. That makes this year the eleventh edition of my annual listing of top biblical counseling books. Continue Reading →
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Today’s blog is an author interview with Bob Kellemen, who wrote Equipping Biblical Counselors: A Guide to Discipling Believers for One-Another Ministry?, which will be released on June 14, 2022. Continue Reading →
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If you’re a counselor, pastor, student, educator, one-another minister, small group leader, soul care provider, spiritual friend, spouse, or parent, you want to know the most helpful books about biblical counseling—books that seek to change lives with Christ’s changeless truth. Because we all want to be aware of solid resources for Christian life and ministry, I’ve collated top biblical counseling books on an annual basis since 2012. See the end of this post for links to the lists from 2012-2020. That makes this year the tenth anniversary edition of my annual listing of top biblical counseling books. Continue Reading →
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Imagine that a counselee, parishioner, or spiritual friend came to you with the following story. “I’m struggling. I’ve been married five times. Now I’m with another man. I feel like I just have to have a man. I’m desperate and empty without a man in my life.” If we were ministering in the 80s and influenced by the counseling climate of the day, we might diagnose this woman with a “co-dependency issue.” Ministering in today’s counseling environment, we might determine that she has an “addiction issue.” Jesus determined that she had a worship issue. Continue Reading →
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