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In this episode, Andrew Ray speaks with Mike Emlet and Tim Lane discuss some of the critiques of biblical counseling. Specifically, how would a biblical counselor respond to the accusation that they approach complex problems in a simplistic manner?
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Mike Emlet
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Mike is a faculty member and counselor at CCEF, where he has served since 2001. He holds a doctor of medicine from the University of Pennsylvania and a master of divinity from Westminster Theological Seminary. Prior to joining CCEF, Mike worked as a family physician for eleven years. He has particular interests in working with ministry leaders and with those who struggle with anxiety, depression, and OCD. He has published numerous books, including CrossTalk (New Growth Press, 2009), Descriptions and Prescriptions (New Growth Press, 2017), and Saints, Sufferers, and Sinners (New Growth Press, 2021).
