A Word from Bob
ACBC has launched a new podcast series on trauma. Omri Miles, on X, encouraged people to engage with the series. For my engagement with Part 1, see, Trauma and the Body. Today, I’m interacting with Part 2, where Dale Johnson and Francine Tan continue their conversation.
The Big Picture: 4 Requirements for a Biblical Counseling View of Trauma
As I listened to and read the transcript of Part 2, here are my major reflections:
I appreciate, affirm, and resonate with Dale and Francine’s discussion of a biblical theology of suffering. I would encourage them to further develop their biblical theology of the body—the embodied-soul. I would encourage them to accurately characterize our Christian brothers and sisters who practice Clinically-Informed Biblical Counseling (CIBC). I would encourage them to further develop their biblical theology of God’s providential shepherding of human history through His sovereign common grace. Biblical Sufferology: A Biblical Counseling Theology of Suffering
I am delighted that Part 2 of the ACBC video series on A Biblical View of Trauma highlights a biblical counseling theology of suffering. I applaud the efforts of Dale and Francine. Their focus resonates
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