05 Jul Resources to Help with a Biblical Worldview
The Bible is the best, and only sufficient resource for the problems we deal with in life. By the grace of God, there are also many other good, biblical resources to help apply what the Bible teaches in specific areas. The Bible is still the ultimate authority and source of truth, so we, as Bible-believing Christians, would encourage you to measure anything else you read against the authority of scripture.
Below are some resources that we believe are helpful in applying biblical mandates and principles to the problems we face. There are many (hundreds) of others that we could recommend as well, but this is a sampling, based on the sample problems covered in our recent sermon series.
Milton Vincent’s series on forgiveness, (4 lesson lecture), www.graceky.org/sermons/series/milton-vincent-evangelizing-those-who-wrong-you/
The End of Anxiety, by Josh Weidmann
What to do on Thursday by Jay Adams (“A Layman’s Guide to the Practical Use of the Scriptures”)
The Humbling of Job (Meditations on Finding Comfort Through Affliction) by Craig K Svensson
When People Are Big and God Is Small, by Edward T. Welch
Trusting God, by Jerry Bridges
Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy, by Mark Vroegop
Uprooting Anger by Robert Jones
Putting Your Past in It’s Place by Stephen Viars
Rethinking Depression by Daniel Berger
Out of the Blues by Wayne Mack
The Sufficiency of Scripture by Heath Lambert, Wayne Mack, Doug Bookman, and David Powlison
Truth in Love, ACBC Podcast, www.biblicalcounseling.com
