The conversations that the @ChristnCounsel team is facilitating in the #BibleCN world are going to be a wonderful contribution to the conversation. Do yourself a favor and add this podcast to your must-listen list!
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Once you see it, it is fascinating how much biblical counseling rhetoric relies upon the building blocks of presuppositional apologetics. They also share many potential pitfalls.
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@DrAaronNew I was able to read the first four on a recent flight. The show does provide more insight into the crew's response, in contrast than the limited narrative of the books, but I think it does capture a similar voice.
Link: https://t.co/juxLjipTLw Two issues are common in our modern biblical counseling world: 1. Statements of commitment to the sufficiency of Scripture. 2. Accusations that other biblical counselors are not committed to the sufficiency of Scripture. 2/