Truth & Love Blog
“Cherry-Picking” David Powlison on Secular Psychology and Biblical Counseling
If we are going to quote Powlison, then let’s not only quote his negatives toward secular psychology; let’s quote his comprehensive teachings.
Moving Sale Rocking Horse Blessing
A moving sale, a 70-year-old rocking horse, God’s perfect timing, God’s blessing, and a God-story.
More Than Just Willpower
I’m wondering if a common biblical counseling understanding of people (“theological anthropology”) may, perhaps, be “a bit off.”
Biblical Counseling and the “Co-Belligerent” Use of Research
As biblical counselors, we have something of a checkered history with research. What is a biblical approach?
10 Biblical Counseling Concerns About “Bad Therapy”
Here’s a brief summary of 10 biblical counseling concerns I have with Abigail Shrier’s book “Bad Therapy.”
Why We’ll Likely Not See Another David Powlison
God sent David Powlison “for such a time as this” to help mature the “modern” biblical counseling movement.
He Is Risen! He Is Risen, Indeed!
He is risen! He is risen, indeed!
Who Is the Next Jay Adams or David Powlison for the Modern Biblical Counseling Movement?
Does the modern biblical counseling movement need a new Jay Adams and/or a new David Powlison?
It’s Friday, But Sunday’s Coming! Message By S. M. Lockridge
“It’s Friday, But Sunday’s Coming!” from S. M. Lockridge’s Easter meditation, is one of the most powerful sermons you will ever hear.
Humility and Charity in Biblical Counseling
This morning on X (Twitter), Nate Brooks posted an insightful thread about humility and charity in biblical counseling.