This article wants to encourage and enhance theological training and biblical instruction that can be of support and help in the area of bioethics. What is needed is to form a good theological perspective and seek wisdom. The article reflects on a realistic theological approach to counseling and bioethics.
What is biblical counseling? It can be defined by the definition of who or what is man, and who is God. This article shows how this understanding of the relationship between man and God is crucial for biblical counseling.
This article outlines ways in which biblical counseling is different from other types of counseling.
In this article the author starts by talking about counseling and preaching, and counseling and Jesus Christ. He then shows us that counseling brings to people the union with Christ, the example of Christ, the identity in Christ, the victory in Christ, and the future with Christ.
The aim of this article is to offer a possible Christian theological approach to counseling. The author first gives an overview of different perspectives on applying the insights of counseling psychology to the practice of Christian counseling and caring. With this as his background, the author sketches an approach to counseling which keeps the concept of covenant at its core.
