Foundations of Biblical Counseling Midterm

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Definition of Biblical Counseling

Biblical counseling is discerning thinking and behavior that God wants to change.

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According to 2 Timothy 3:16-17, what is Scripture profitable for?

Doctrine, reproof, correction, and instruction in righteousness.

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Doctrine

What is right.

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Reproof

What is wrong

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Correction

How to get it right.

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Instruction in Righteousness

How to keep it right.

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Biblical counseling is superior because.. (1)

it uses a superior authority (Godā€™s Word)

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Biblical counseling is superior becauseā€¦ (2)

it has a superior belief system (doctrine).

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Biblical counseling is superior becauseā€¦ (3)

it has a superior treatment goal (the glory of God).

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Goal of Biblical Counseling

Conformity to Christ

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Failure of Christian Counseling 1

There is often an absence of the Holy Spirit

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Failure of Christian Counseling 2

There is a neglect of the role and authority of the local church.

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Failure of Christian Counseling 3

There is often a lack of emphasis on prayer.

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Failure of Christian Counseling 4

There is no commitment to the sufficiency of Scripture.

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Failure of Christian Counseling 5

Sin is renamed (disorders, etc.) and repentance is omitted.

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Failure of Christian Counseling 6

Counsel is feelings oriented/needs oriented (i.e. it is man-centered)

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All sin isā€¦

a worship disorder.

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Worship isā€¦

The purpose for which we were created.

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We should glorify Godā€¦ (1)

with our actions

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We should glorify Godā€¦ (2)

with our bodies.

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We should glorify Godā€¦ (3)

in all things.

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Trait of Good Counseling 1

It clarifies priorities and motivations

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Trait of Good Counseling 2

It distinguishes between knowing it and and knowing Him

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Trait of Good Counseling 3

It places a heavy emphasis on the sovereignty of God.

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Trait of Good Counseling 4

It relies on the Saviorā€™s strength.

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Trait of Good Counseling 5

It embraces the cross

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Trait of Good Counseling 6

It points to our eternal hope

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Sufficiency of Scripture

ā€œThe Bible is an adequate guide for all matters of faith and practiceā€ (MacArthur).

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Progressive Sufficiency

The amount of revelation that Godā€™s people have at any point in history is enough.

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Completed Sufficiency

The canon is closed to further revelation: it is enough for this dispensation.

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Formal Sufficiency

Scripture contains everything needed for its own interpretation.

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Material Sufficiency

The Bible tells us everything we need to know from God about any given topic.

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Difference Between Christian and Biblical Counseling 1

Source of authority; we can effectively help provide counsel to hurting people without any knowledge of psychology because we have the authoritative truth of Scripture.

Bible + psychology = integration

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Difference Between Christian and Biblical Counseling 2

The nature of the problem is a sinful heart, not DNA or the environment.

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Difference Between Christian and Biblical Counseling 3

The solution flows from a correct view of the problem and a correct authority.

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Noetic Effect of Sin

Our hearts are corrupted with sin, and this corruption affects the way we think, behave, and emote. This in turn affects our relationship with others.

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How is psychology beneficial to the counselor?

It is beneficial for observation, but not for interpretation.

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All psychological theories are essentially theories ofā€¦

motivation.

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Oneā€™s view of motivation willā€¦

align and color every detail of theory and practice.

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Christā€™s transformational work operates in which two dimensions of our lives?

Vertical and Horizontal.

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X-ray questions circle around the same basic issue:ā€¦

who or what is your functional God/god?

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God must show us how to interpret our wants because we are compulsiveā€¦

misinterpreters.

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The most significant conflict in a Christianā€™s life is between what the Spirit wants andā€¦

what you want.

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Temptations and sufferings do push our buttons, but they donā€™tā€¦

create those buttons.

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Can you change what you want or desire?

YES!!

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The key to change lies between you and God, not between you andā€¦

another person.