Seeing With New Eyes
David PowlisonPaperback 2003-11-10
Counselling and the Human Condition through the Lens of Scripture
Essays by a highly regarded biblical counsellor. Some of these pieces exegete Scripture with a counselling perspective, while others recast specific "psychological" problems.
"Dave Powlison has profoundly impacted my ministry by teaching me the discipline of seeing life through the lens of Scripture rather than the other way around. The crumbs from Dave's table-his most casual comments-have nourished me for years." - Ken Sande President, Peacemaker Ministries
"In the book, David's conviction that for us to rightly understand people, their problems and the solution to those problems, we must see them through the lens of Scripture comes through with clarity. With fresh insight and skilful creativity, he demonstrates that the Bible when rightly understood speaks with the full weight of God's own authority. " - Wayne Mack Director, Strengthening Ministries International
"If you need help understanding your own life or desire to help others do the same, Seeing with New Eyes will transform your perspective and focus your faith on the sufficient truth of Scripture and on our Scripture's God. I heartily recommend it!" - Elyse Fitzpatrick, author and conference speaker
Reading this book is a rich experience for counsellors and for everyone who wants to apply God's Word to his or her life. - John Frame, Reformed Theological Seminary, Florida
DAVID POWLISON is the editor of The Journal of Biblical Counselling, teaches at the Christian Counselling and Educational Foundation (CCEF) in Glenside, Pennsylvania and at Westminster Theological Seminary, and counsels at CCEF. He is the author of Power Encounters: Reclaiming Spiritual Warfare; Competent to Counsel?: The History of a Conservative Protestant Anti-Psychiatry Movement; and numerous articles on counselling and on the relationship between faith and psychology.
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Essays by a highly regarded biblical counselor. Some of these pieces exegete Scripture with a counseling perspective, while others recast specific "psychological" problems.
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Counselling and the Human Condition through the Lens of Scripture
Essays by a highly regarded biblical counsellor. Some of these pieces exegete Scripture with a counselling perspective, while others recast specific "psychological" problems.
"Dave Powlison has profoundly impacted my ministry by teaching me the discipline of seeing life through the lens of Scripture rather than the other way around. The crumbs from Dave's table-his most casual comments-have nourished me for years." - Ken Sande President, Peacemaker Ministries
"In the book, David's conviction that for us to rightly understand people, their problems and the solution to those problems, we must see them through the lens of Scripture comes through with clarity. With fresh insight and skilful creativity, he demonstrates that the Bible when rightly understood speaks with the full weight of God's own authority. " - Wayne Mack Director, Strengthening Ministries International
"If you need help understanding your own life or desire to help others do the same, Seeing with New Eyes will transform your perspective and focus your faith on the sufficient truth of Scripture and on our Scripture's God. I heartily recommend it!" - Elyse Fitzpatrick, author and conference speaker
Reading this book is a rich experience for counsellors and for everyone who wants to apply God's Word to his or her life. - John Frame, Reformed Theological Seminary, Florida
DAVID POWLISON is the editor of The Journal of Biblical Counselling, teaches at the Christian Counselling and Educational Foundation (CCEF) in Glenside, Pennsylvania and at Westminster Theological Seminary, and counsels at CCEF. He is the author of Power Encounters: Reclaiming Spiritual Warfare; Competent to Counsel?: The History of a Conservative Protestant Anti-Psychiatry Movement; and numerous articles on counselling and on the relationship between faith and psychology.
- Publisher.
Publisher Description
Essays by a highly regarded biblical counselor. Some of these pieces exegete Scripture with a counseling perspective, while others recast specific "psychological" problems.