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Truth in Love

TIL 162 : Evangelism And Biblical Counseling

Truth in Love

Association of Certified Biblical Counselors

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture, Philosophy

4.8628 Ratings

🗓️ 9 July 2018

⏱️ 9 minutes

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TIL 162 : Evangelism And Biblical Counseling by Association of Certified Biblical Counselors

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evangelism and biblical counseling on this edition of Truth and Love.

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I'm Heath Lambert and you're listening to Truth and Love, a podcast of the Association

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of Certified Biblical Counselors, where we seek to provide biblical solutions for the problems that people

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face. One of the issues that we address in biblical counseling all of the time is the relationship

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of evangelism to biblical counseling. This is an issue that comes up all the time. I have questions

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about it literally everywhere I go all over the world, and I have asked the operations director of ACBC to be with us again this week to talk to us about some of the questions you have about evangelism and biblical counseling.

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Sean, welcome to the podcast.

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Thanks, Heath.

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One of the questions that is important is you do mention that these two topics relate to one another. Simple question, how? How do they relate?

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Okay, so counseling is a conversation. That's what counseling is. I mean, you can have a much more complicated and technical definition than that. You can

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explain it in as complicated a way as you want. Many of us have written books about this conversation.

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So I don't mean to say, in calling counseling a conversation, I don't mean to be simplistic in that,

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but it is a conversation, a series of conversations between someone who has questions, problems, and trouble,

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and another person they believe to have answers, solutions, and help.

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And so it is a conversation.

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Jesus Christ, the Apostle Paul, the entire corpus of the New Testament canon, demands over and over and over again that Christians use their conversations

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to point people to Jesus Christ. If I'm having a conversation as a Christian with another

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Christian, then when I use that conversation to point you to Christ as another Christian, then we would put that

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under the category of discipleship. If I as a Christian am having a conversation with someone who

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is not a Christian, my job is to point you to Christ, but my pointing you to Christ in that context,

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we would place under the category of evangelism. And so evangelism and counseling go hand and glove,

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because counseling is a conversation, and Jesus intends for us to use all of our conversations,

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