A Theology of Soul Care: Essays in Biblical Counseling

Editors: Nicolas Ellen, Brett Williams, Josh Stephens, Stuart Scott

A Theology of Soul Care brings together pastors, professors, and biblical counselors to present a theologically grounded vision for soul care. Covering a breadth of topics ranging from methodologies, philosophy, and doctrine to practical issues like addiction, depression, marriage, and suffering, these essays show that faithful soul care is applied theology.

"It is fitting now that, after more than half a century since Jay Adams’s Competent to Counsel was published, the so-called biblical counseling movement is yet alive and well, and such proof is evident in the production of yet another stellar volume on counseling which you now hold in your hands. With a full array of essays that include biblical counseling philosophy, history, theology, methodology, application, and more, those within the biblical counseling movement will find a treasure trove of assistance in these pages." Lance Quinn, PhD Executive Vice-President, The Expositors Seminary