Against Biblical Counseling: For the Bible
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After years of involvement in the biblical counseling movement, Martin and Deidre Bobgan became concerned with many of the practices and left the movement. In this book they give strong biblical reasons why they believe that Christians should abandon the biblical counseling movement, return to depending on Christ, the Word of God, and the work of the Holy Spirit through the Biblically-ordained ministries and mutual care in the the Body of Chirst. This is a readable, challenging, controversial, and thought-provoking book about the rapidly expanding biblical counseling movement.
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