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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. As a result…
Last night, before I retired to bed, I picked up my Bible and read Hosea chapter 1. As I lay down, I reflected on the content of the passage and made it my prayer. Early this…
There are four stages in biblical change as proposed by Timothy S. Lane and Paul David Tripp in their book, How People Change. These four stages include heat, thorns, cross, and…
I would like to survey Jay E. Adams’ book, Lectures on Counseling. The book has five lectures, and since the topic in our class is about the role of biblical instructions in…
Three days ago, we had the 42nd reunion of Paradise National High School Batch 1984. Despite our age, I consider meeting batchmates after forty years a rare privilege, not only…
Tomorrow is the 9th session in our Introduction to Biblical Counseling class. Our topic is about the place of instruction in biblical counseling. The material is taken from…
Not having a Wi-Fi connection turns into a blessing in disguise. It becomes an opportunity for me to dig through my files offline. As I kept opening folders and reached the 6th…
In my previous post, I shared the foundational role of accurate data gathering and interpretation in biblical counseling. I emphasized the importance of understanding both…
As I prepare the article for tomorrow’s lecture in my Introduction to Biblical Counseling class, my son shared with me a book by Jay Adams, Competent to Counsel. While reading…
The 10th chapter is about data collection about the problem of the counselee. To emphasize its importance, Wayne Mack cited two biblical stories to illustrate the danger of a…