Is It Biblical?
[by Leslie Vernick, DCSW, LCSW. Leslie is in private practice, Director of Christ-Centered Counseling www.leslievernick.com, and is our blogger for the month of March. This is her fifth blog] Recently...
View ArticleDisordered Loves, Messed Up Lives
[Leslie Vernick LCSW is our guest blogger for the month of February, and this is her third post. Leslie is a licensed clinical social worker, popular speaker and author of 6 books on Christian living....
View ArticleToward a Biblical Counseling View of Biblical Psychology, Part 1: Fractured...
Bob Kellemen, Ph.D., LCPC, is our guest blogger for the month of March, and this is his first post. Bob is the Executive Director of the Biblical Counseling Coalition...
View ArticleToward a Biblical Counseling View of Biblical Psychology, Part 3: Biblical...
Bob Kellemen, Ph.D., LCPC, is our guest blogger for the month of March, and this is his third post. Bob is the Executive Director of the Biblical Counseling Coalition...
View ArticleThe Centrality of the Gospel in Counseling
[By Jeremy Lelek, M.A., LPC, President, Association of Biblical Counselors and Metroplex Counseling. He also is an adjunct professor with Redeemer Seminary and a council member of the Biblical...
View ArticleThinking Christianly About Early Childhood Experiences (Part 1)
[Dr. Todd Hardin serves as Grace Baptist Church’s Minister of Care and Counseling where he directs the Charis in Action Counseling Center. He holds a Doctor of Ministry degree in Biblical Counseling...
View ArticleThinking Christianly About Early Childhood Experiences (Part 3)
[Dr. Todd Hardin serves as Grace Baptist Church’s Minister of Care and Counseling where he directs the Charis in Action Counseling Center. He holds a Doctor of Ministry degree in Biblical Counseling...
View ArticleOpen Rebuke and Faithful Wounds
[By Jeremy Lelek, M.A., LPC, President, Association of Biblical Counselors and Metroplex Counseling. He also is an adjunct professor with Redeemer Seminary and a council member of the Biblical...
View ArticleTen Simple (But Critical) Questions to Consider in Marriage Counseling
[By Jeremy Lelek, M.A., LPC, President, Association of Biblical Counselors and Metroplex Counseling. He also is an adjunct professor with Redeemer Seminary and a council member of the Biblical...
View ArticleFollowing the Holy Spirit’s Lead in Biblical Counseling: A Triperspectival...
[Our blogger for May is Mike Wilkerson. Mike is a pastor and director of Biblical Counseling at Mars Hill Church. He leads the Redemption Groups ministry, wrote Redemption: Freed by Jesus from the...
View ArticleHelp From Someone Who Has Been There
[Edward T. Welch, M.Div., Ph.D., is a counselor and faculty member at CCEF. His most recent book is entitled Shame Interrupted. Dr. Welch is our blogger for September and this is his third post.] As a...
View ArticleHow Can the Bible Help Our Clinical Work?
[Carlos Fayard, Ph.D. is one of our bloggers for the month of December. Carlos is an Associate Professor of Psychiatry; Chair, Psychiatry & Religion program; Director of Psychiatry Training,...
View ArticleWhat If God Was Real?
[Carlos Fayard, Ph.D. is one of our bloggers for the month of December. Carlos is an Associate Professor of Psychiatry; Chair, Psychiatry & Religion program; Director of Psychiatry Training,...
View ArticleReligion and the Human Psyche from Romans 1:18-25
[Kevin J. Eames, Ph.D. is professor of psychology and chair of the Psychology department at Covenant College, in Lookout Mountain, Georgia. He is also an adjunct professor at Richmont Graduate...
View ArticleSelf-Counseling
[David Murray (D.Min.) is our blogger for the month of December. David is Professor Practical Theology at Puritan Reformed Seminary, where he teaches counseling and leadership. He is also the Pastor of...
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