Some have had difficulty in equating the two. But let’s take a look at the situation. There are similarities and differences. Here are a few of each.
Both preacher and counselor seek to bring a message from God to those who listen. Both use the very same Source from which to gather that message—the Bible. Both confront those to whom they minister with truth that is intended to change their lives. Both give examples of what the Bible is talking about to show
a. What they are talking about.
b. How truth can be applied in life.
c. Ways in which it may be implemented. Both are interested in bringing about change through the Spirit using His Word, and not through psychological means. Both are committed to one end in all they do—the glory of God. Both use the Scriptures to direct, rebuke, urge, persuade, inform and convince their listeners. Both speak differently when addressing believers and unbelievers. Both are interested in one end for those to whom the minister—that their lives may please God. Both avoid using gimmicks to bring about the desired results.
How do they differ?
One speaks in a louder volume than the
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