Podcast
Where Life & Scripture Meet (CCEF)
Doctrinal basis. CCEF describes its approach as gospel-based ministry to struggling Christians. Its statement of faith was not checked this session; read it on CCEF’s site.
Points to weigh
- Biblical counseling is not a substitute for medical or clinical care. If you or someone you know struggles with OCD, consider seeing a licensed clinician as well as a pastor or counselor.
- Sources differ on how far clinical therapy and pastoral counseling should be combined (see the other counseling podcasts in this list).
Classification and points to weigh are reformededucation.org's judgments from the sources listed below. They describe and do not endorse; confirm current details with the institution.
About
The podcast of the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation (CCEF), on biblical counseling for anxiety, depression, OCD and other struggles.
Details
- Host / Producer
- Alasdair Groves (former host) and CCEF faculty
- Organization
- Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation
- Subjects
- Biblical Counseling
- Mental Health
- Christian Living
- Notable episodes
- OCD with Mike Emlet, Part 2 (13 June 2017): a gospel-based ministry approach to Christians troubled by obsessive doubt, scrupulosity and an overly sensitive conscience. https://www.ccef.org/podcast/ocd-mike-emlet-part-2/
- OCD with Mike Emlet, Part 1: https://www.ccef.org/resources/podcast/ocd-mike-emlet-part-1
- Sources consulted