Biblical Counseling
How do biblical counselors measure the effectiveness of their counseling?
In this episode, Andrew Ray talks with Winston Smith and Cecelia Bernhardt about measuring success in counseling. Their discussion revolves around a listener’s question: “How do biblical counselors measure progress or regressions among their clients to measure the effectiveness of counseling?”
How have you seen your students grow in the Dynamics of Biblical Change class?
Creating a Culture of Grace and Growth in Your Church
When does counseling end?
How do biblical counselors think about depression?
In this episode, Andrew Ray talks with Winston Smith and David Powlison about a biblical understanding of depression. Many secular studies have been done to search for causes and cures for depression, but how can biblical counselors think about the issue in relation to these studies?
Learning what is most important to your counselee
In this episode of “Help and Hope: In the Counselor’s Room,” guest host Alasdair Groves speaks with Dr. Ed Welch about how important it is to learn what is most important to your counselee. Specifically, Alasdair probes into Ed’s understanding of following what people are running with.
How has your life been shaped by teaching Dynamics of Biblical Change?
How do I counsel someone who has been caught in sexual sin and doesn’t want to change?
How should biblical counselors demonstrate empathy towards those they counsel?
Does a troubled past disqualify someone to be a counselor?
On this podcast, Dr. David Powlison and Winston Smith respond to the question: “Does a troubled past disqualify someone to be a counselor?”
What makes CCEF cross-cultural?
This week our host Winston Smith sits down with Dr. Tim Lane and Myriam Hertzog to discuss what makes CCEF cross-cultural.
