C. J. Mahaney Interviews David Powlison
Here is the link to C.J. Mahaney’s interview with David Powlison. Powlison, as you will most likely know, is one of the leading figures in the biblical counseling movement and teaches at CCEF,...
View ArticleMove Over Dr. Phil, Here Comes Dr. Geerhardus
Today at the CCEF Annual Conference, Mike Emlet spoke on addictions from the perspective of the New Testament. Mike spoke about the foundational starting point of the believer’s union with Christ....
View ArticleJay Adams’ Blog
The Institute for Nouthetic Studies has a new blog. Jay Adams (or in the words of C.J. Mahaney, ‘Jay-let’s-get-right-to-the-point-Adams’) is featured on it. Knowing Jay’s writing ministry, this blog...
View ArticleCounseling and Progressive Sanctification
The first episode of CCEF’s new podcast Help & Hope has been published. Tim Lane talks about progressive sanctification and its implications for counseling in the local church. The new podcast...
View ArticleCCEF Website Relaunch
The Christian Counseling and Educational Foundation has launched a new website. I previously published a post on the new podcast. This revamped site is rich in content and should be extremely...
View ArticleA Brilliant Plan for Pastoral Time Management?
Donn Arms has a brilliantly written post about a not-so brilliant plan for pastoral responsibilities. This is something that every pastor should give serious thought to. The post A Brilliant Plan for...
View ArticlePowlison’s Brief History of Biblical Counseling
CCEF’s latest episode of Help & Hope features David Powlison talking about CCEF and the history of biblical counseling. You can subsribe to the podcast in iTunes or in your preferred reader. The...
View ArticleFear and Counseling in the Church
CCEF has just published a podcast episode of Ed Welch talking about fear and counseling in the church. This is an interesting talk and Ed touches on several important issues. The post Fear and...
View ArticleDavid Powlison on the Five Stages of Grief
A new episode of Help & Hope has David Powlison critiquing Elisabeth Kübler-Ross. Kübler-Ross developed the five stages of grief in her 1969 book On Death and Dying. Powlison provides his...
View ArticleBiblical Counseling and the Puritans
David Powlison explores the Puritans and how they can inform our understanding of biblical counseling and the Christian life. The post Biblical Counseling and the Puritans appeared first on Feeding on...
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