Biblical Counseling

Ed Welch  - Video  - Jan 23, 2012

In his class Helping Relationships, Dr. Ed Welch discusses the importance of asking one more question during counseling.

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 - Premium Resource  - Sep 30, 2011

The JBC CD-ROM contains the 36 issues of the Journal of Pastoral Practice and 41 issues of the Journal of Biblical Counseling (through 2005). The 77 back issues include over 940 articles, book reviews, sermons, interviews, and editorials all for one low price.

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Paul David Tripp, Tim Lane  - Premium Resource  - Sep 30, 2011
A changed heart is the bright promise of the gospel. When the Bible talks about the gift of a new heart, it doesn't mean a heart that is immediately perfected, but a heart that is capable of being changed. Jesus' work on the cross targets our hearts, our core desires and motivations, and when our hearts change, our behavior changes. It's amazing to watch people who once seemed stuck in a pattern of words, choices, and behaviors start living in a new way as Christ changes their hearts.
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David Powlison  - Video  - Jun 22, 2011

Dr. David Powlison discusses the relationship between temperament and biblical counseling.

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Ed Welch  - Blog Post  - Jun 02, 2011

Nothing is new. Your creative spark simply means that the people who provoked it have been assimilated into the way you think and live. “New” and “different” are forms of amnesia. The truly creative are merely dabbling with a puzzle, for which all the pieces are already on the table, and trying to find a piece that fits. We get excited that someone found a missing piece, but, in time, we will notice that the edges don’t match and somebody else will have to remove that piece for one that fits better.

I know some of the people who have put out the puzzle pieces I play with. An important person has been Jay Adams. I suspect a lot of what I do is just examine and rearrange what he has laid out, and, no doubt, someone will soon come along and correct some of my mistakes.

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Mike Emlet, Tim Lane  - Podcast  - May 31, 2011

This week host Andrew Ray sat down with Dr. Tim Lane and Dr. Mike Emlet to respond to criticism that suggests biblical counseling can seem simplistic at times.

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Aaron Sironi, Alasdair Groves  - Blog Post  - May 25, 2011

This blog post is a companion piece to this week's podcast on sexual misconduct with Aaron Sironi, Alasdair Groves and Tim Lane.

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Mike Emlet, Tim Lane  - Podcast  - May 10, 2011

This week host Andrew Ray sat down with Dr. Tim Lane and Dr. Mike Emlet to discuss the differences between counseling at CCEF and in a local church.

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Ed Welch  - Blog Post  - May 04, 2011

Biblical counseling has a history of being picky about words. Sometimes it sounded as if we had our own version of George Carlin’s dirty word list. For example, off limits were terms like: self-esteem, needs, psychological, or any psychiatric diagnosis unless you were going to critique it a bit first.

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Julie Lowe, Mike Emlet  - Podcast  - Apr 05, 2011

Mike Emlet and Julie Lowe discuss the issue of fees for biblical counseling.

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