Each deals with a topic on which culture has voiced its strong opinions, most often without regard for Biblical truth. The following authors balance their discussion with an objective analysis of the issue’s complexity while clearly mooring their conclusions and suggested responses to Scripture. I’m confident any parent can glean both informational knowledge and increase his/her Scriptural understanding from these authors’ clear, Biblical voice on their subjects.
Table of Contents: (sample list; full book includes 13 chapters plus appendices)
1 Angry Kids
2 Provocative Parents
3. Angry Attitudes
4 Discipline: What it Really Means
5. Practical Biblical Communication
Lou Priolo is director of Biblical Counseling and full time counselor with over 23 years experience; he also is an instructor at Birmingham Theological Seminary. He possesses training and degrees in Pastoral studies, counseling and substance abuse, including full NANC certification fellow status.
Blame it on the Brain? Distinguishing Chemical Imbalances, Brain Disorders, and Disobedience Ed T. Welch.
Table of Contents: (sample list; full book includes 11 chapters)
Part One: Biblical Foundations
• Mind – Body: Questions & Answers
• Mind – Body: Practical Application
Part Two: Brain Problems Seen Through the Lens of Scripture
• Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia
• Head Injury
• Psychiatric Problems
• Depression
• Attention Deficit Disorder
• Homosexuality
• Alcoholism
Edward Welch earned his M.Div degree at Biblical Theological Seminary and Ph.D. in counseling psychology from the University of Utah. He presently directs, teaches and counsels as part of Christian Counseling and Educational Foundation (CCEF). He is a prolific writer in the field of Biblical Counseling.
Great book! Very helpful when we were struggling with whether or not our son had ADD. Good Christian perspective.
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