This is the fourth of a five-part biblical counseling commentary on John 1. I have two main goals in writing this counseling commentary. First, I want us to look closely at Jesus and His first disciples to glean counseling implications and principles to sharpen our understanding and practice. Second, I want to model for us what it might look like to regularly read and meditate on Scripture with…
To continue...read the full-length post originally published on this site.Learning from the Wonderful Counselor, Part Four
