Spurgeon did not believe that his many bouts of depression were simply spiritual problems. He saw his depression as an embodied-soul matter.
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In your suffering, do you see God as your Father who sympathetically laments with you?
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Two very different reviews of Lambert’s Biblical Counseling and Common Grace teach us a lot about this important topic, and about diverse perspectives in the modern biblical counseling movement.
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What is the relationship between common grace, the noetic effect of sin, scientific research, secular psychology, and the sufficiency of Scripture?
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Let’s give fellow biblical counselors a gracious benefit of the doubt by reading what they actually say, without assuming that their use of a “buzz word” means they are engaged in “integration.”
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