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Today, churches are increasingly placing their confidence in Christian psychology as the answer to their need for the ministry of counseling. But counseling is not primarily the work of the professional: it is a crucial way for believers in Christ to demonstrate biblical love toward one another within a gospel-centered, truth-driven, and grace-dispensing church environment. That is the main point...

These words of a modern-day preacher echo the stern warning that God gave long ago through His prophet Jeremiah: “Cursed is the man who trusts in mankind and makes flesh his strength, and whose heart turns away from the LORD” (Jer. 17:5). Clearly, a man-centered philosophy of life is not the way to God’s blessing. The widespread acceptance of integrationism in the ministry of counseling, therefore, is a major problem. This book counters the problem by replacing it with a biblical theology of discipleship
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