Since reading one chapter takes about 3 minutes, a one year reading plan requires 9-12 minutes. This is great, but you may find yourself wanting to go a bit further. Posted here is a schedule that turns up the intensity a bit and hopefully maximizes the benefits of discipline along the way.
This post contains the teaching audio for Self-Confrontation Part 2, Week 22. All class details are available on the Self-Confrontation Resource Page
This post contains the teaching audio for Self-Confrontation Part 2, Week 21. All class details are available on the Self-Confrontation Resource Page
This post contains the teaching audio for Self-Confrontation Part 2, Week 20. All class details are available on the Self-Confrontation Resource Page
This post contains the teaching audio for Self-Confrontation Part 2, Week 19. All class details are available on the Self-Confrontation Resource Page
This post contains the teaching audio for Self-Confrontation Part 2, Week 18. All class details are available on the Self-Confrontation Resource Page
This post contains the teaching audio for Self-Confrontation Part 1, Week 10. All class details are available on the Self-Confrontation Resource Page
Emlet’s general goal in CrossTalk is to expand his readers’ awareness and use of Scripture in counseling. This goal is unpacked primarily through the overarching theme of what Emlet calls the Historical-Redemptive Story of the Gospel.
A Theology of Christian Counseling is a long book, consisting of 326 pages, including 25 chapters. Due to the large volume of content and for the purposes of this critique, I will treat Adam’s book in terms of three headings; general theology, topical theology, and applied theology (headings mine, not Adams’).
This post contains the teaching audio for Self-Confrontation Part 2, Week 17. All class details are available on the Self-Confrontation Resource Page
