Biblical Counsel for a Change
Steve Gregg
"Biblical Counsel for a Change" is an 8-part series that explores the integration of psychology and Christianity, challenging popular notions of self-esteem and advocating for reliance on God's guidance for personal transformation.
Sin or Sickness
Steve Gregg explores the concept of change and counseling from a biblical perspective, emphasizing that transformation is possible through God's guidance. He highlights the distinction between sinful behavior and sickness, asserting that those engaged in self-destructive behaviors can find themselve
Blind Leading the Blind
In this thought-provoking analysis, Steve Gregg explores various methods of change within Christian counseling and the implications they have on personal transformation. He challenges the idea that the unconscious mind is truly unconscious and critiques popular Christian therapies and inner healing
Intregration (Part 1)
Steve Gregg explores the integration of psychology and Christianity, highlighting the potential dangers of merging secular psychological theories with biblical teachings. He argues that psychology is not a neutral science and should not be mixed with divinely revealed religion. Gregg raises concerns
Intregration (Part 2)
Steve Gregg explores the potential integration of psychology and Christianity, emphasizing the overlapping aspects of these two realms and the need for a counselor who can address both psychological and theological issues. He raises concerns about the effectiveness and potential harm of psychotherap
Self Image and Sanctification
Steve Gregg challenges the widely accepted notion of self-esteem within Christianity. Drawing upon biblical teachings, Gregg argues that loving oneself is not an essential aspect of Christian discipleship and that the pursuit of self-confidence can lead to infatuation with the self. He emphasizes th
Biblical Teaching on Self
Steve Gregg explores the biblical teachings on self-worth and self-image from a Christian perspective. He challenges the notion that high self-esteem and self-love are necessary for a fulfilling Christian life, arguing that such concepts cater to a self-centered attitude that needs to be repented of
Counsel of God (Part 1)
Steve Gregg discusses the idea of seeking professional counsel versus relying solely on God's word in handling life's problems. He questions the practice of charging for counseling services, particularly among Christian counselors, as he believes that scripture should be sufficient. Gregg argues tha
Counsel of God (Part 2)
Steve Gregg discusses the assistance available to Christians through the Holy Spirit in his talk on the counsel of God. He emphasizes that Christianity is not just a belief system but also a supernatural grace that provides support and help in various aspects of life. Gregg highlights the importance
