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The Patient Listener: My Reflections on Biblical Counseling

I chose this topic for the last reading response because this is our report topic, together with Ms. Rhea. The title is "Why Biblical Counseling and not

More Than a Smile: Finding God in the Quiet Struggles of Student Life

This is my reading response to Ms. Anne's report. The title is The Gospel Gap. This topic made me reflect on the gap between knowing about the Gospel and truly living

Counseling and the Sinfulness of Humanity

The discussion made me aware of the complete contrast between what Scripture says about how people are compared to what current culture teaches. I came to see that

How People Change

I've learned from reading Chapter 3 of How People Change that each of us interprets life in a way that can impact our way of living. We instantly focused on what

Molding the Heart: My Journey of Trusting God’s Process

Before joining the class, I read the assigned text for today's topic. The title of Ms. Diane's report is Here’s Where God Is Taking You: How People Change. This

Spiritual Discipline as the Foundation of Biblical Counseling

My perspective on what it really means to be involved in a church has been impacted after reading Chapter 7's teaching on spiritual training and biblical counseling.

A Safe Space for the Imperfect: What I Learned About Soul Care

This is my reading response about the topic of Counseling and the Sinfulness of Humanity. Mr. Raymond and Ms. Jen tackle this topic for us to discuss in the counselling

The Gospel Gap

The Gospel Gap and 2 Peter 1:3-9 taught me the importance of the gospel, where Jesus died to rescue us from our sins and offers us eternal life. But this information

The Shepherd of the Psyche: Defining the Soul Through the Word of God.

Anxiety and depression are controversial in today’s generation. This is a case where many of the young generation always experience these, especially if they are

Biblical Counseling in Recent Times by David Powlinson

In the early days, people brought their problems to the church, and the church used the Bible to help them. But as time passed, this changed. Many began to prefer

Counseling and the Sinfulness of Humanity

Sin is the problem of every person today. Humanity has a fallen nature because of Adam’s sin, and it continues to affect all people. Even though God forgave Adam,

The Work of the Holy Spirit and Biblical Counseling

In the book "Counseling: How to Counsel Biblically Chapter 6: The Work of the Holy Spirit and Biblical Counseling by John MacArthur" I realized that the

When Motivation Fails: Trusting the Process

Reading the 3rd chapter of How People Change, by Lane and Tripp, he describes life as filled with questions, and the questions always start with “how” and “why”

The Wayward Heart: Spiritual Barrenness in the Land of Drought

This series on the waywardness of the human heart was inspired by the message delivered by my former homiletics instructor last April 5. So far, I have already published

The Wayward Heart: The Fire that Burns Forever

The previous article serves as an introduction in the series about the "wayward heart." A wayward heart is one that has lost its direction through indecision

Prone to Wander: When Waywardness Becomes Second Nature

Let us do a heart talk in this article. Usually, we talk about human hearts only during February, the month of love. Heart and love are topics that are commonly

Curing the Wayward Heart: Finding Healing in the Fountain of Living Water

We are done with the 14th chapter of How People Change. The chapter talks about the fruit. Here in chapter 13, we will see the kind of heart that produces such godly

The Fruit of the Cross: When Seemingly Impossible Situations Meet a Transforming God

Tomorrow will be our last session in our Introduction to Biblical Counseling class. After the reporter’s presentation, we will conclude with the discussion of the

Christ Our Potential: Moving Beyond Self-Improvement to the Reality of the Cross

The 11th chapter of How People Change started with an illustration of an instruction manual for assembling equipment we purchased, which we often failed to follow.