The Trinity and Marriage – Counseling from the WCF – 2.3
WCF 2.3 states: In the unity of the Godhead there be three persons, of one substance, power, and eternity; God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Ghost. ...
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THE Biggest Issue and Starting Point – Counseling from the WCF 2
H. G. Wells once said that if God does not exist, nothing matters; but if God does exist, nothing else matters. Dostoevsky’s version looks like this: If there i...
Clarity and Authority of Scripture – Counseling from the WCF 1.7-10
Paragraphs 7-10 of Chapter 1 of the WCF deal with the issue of Scripture “perspicuity” and “authority”. Paragraph 7 teaches us that some Scriptures are more dif...
Syncretism Anyone? Counseling from the WCF
Continuing in our look at the Westminster Confession of Faith and Counseling, we come to Chapter 1 Paragraph 6 – which is chocked full of helpful information: W...
Should We Counsel Unbelievers?
Continuing in our look at the Westminster Standards for counseling we come to paragraph 5 of chapter 1 as follows: WCF 1:5 We may be moved and induced by the te...
Counseling and the Westminster Confession of Faith – 1.4
Paragraph 4 of the Westminster Confession of Faith chapter one reads: The authority of the Holy Scripture, for which it ought to be believed, and obeyed, depend...
Counseling and the Westminster Confession of Faith
As a pastor who counsels, I have developed a list of resources that I have found helpful. Some might be predictable: articles and journals from Christian counse...