What is? What is? What is? What is biblical counseling?

Biblical counseling will grow you from brokenness to wholeness.

I think what you just said made me look at those scenarios differently.

God replaced all my junk with a beautiful light.

God's really been changing the way that I parent my children.

The most amazing thing is the sufficiency of his word.

This is Transform.

And now your host, Assistant Professor of Biblical Counseling at the Master's University

and certified biblical counselor, Dr. Greg Gifford.

Welcome back to Transform. My name is Dr. Greg Gifford.

And today we're talking about autism spectrum disorder or autism or being on the spectrum or whatever you're calling that.

And this is part two of a two-part series.

If you didn't listen to the last episode, I would encourage you actually stop here.

Go back and listen to that episode because they are intended to go together.

I've been learning a lot about autism and reading and some of my experience in counseling and getting ready for these past two episodes.

But really, this wasn't my idea, not that I'm blaming.

It's your fault, dear listener. No, it's, it's really come from

multiple questions. And I started last episode by kind of reading the different scenarios and emails

that I've received. You guys have just been really helpful to think through autism. And in all of

the lies my therapist told me, or mind versus brain, or all of our

transformed episodes, I haven't really talked a lot about autism. So many of you are just writing in to

say, hey, Dr. Gifford, what about autism? And I think that's a fair delineation or a fair

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