In this episode of The Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast, Dr. Luther Smith examines the philosophical foundations of counseling, contrasting the Reformed Covenantal Model with the Economical/Administrative Model, and highlights the significance of the Ten Commandments in counseling practices. He explores the distinctions between the law and commandments, exploring their meanings in the Hebrew and Greek contexts. The conversation shifts to the role of grace in counseling, arguing that the focus should be on living under grace rather than conforming to the law. Dr. Smith concludes by highlighting the importance of love as the ultimate goal in counseling, motivated by the grace of God.

Welcome to the Re(Nyoo)ed (Pronounced Renewed) Mind Podcast. Your host, Dr. Luther Smith, explores the world of counseling biblically and bridges the gap to a more holistic understanding of how Scripture, psychology, and counseling intersect. The Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast provides insightful discussions, interviews, and transformative ideas that align with the wisdom of Scripture.

You can also follow us on Facebook (The Re-nyoo-ed Mind), X (@therenyooedmind), TikTok (@therenyooedmind), and Instagram (@therenyooedmindpodcast).

Podcasts Related To This Episode

Episode #13: Church History, Calvinism & Counseling Biblically-https://www.podbean.com/eas/pb-qcgji-17a0247.

Episode #10: Systems of Theology & Counseling Biblically-https://www.podbean.com/eas/pb-eam9m-175c433.

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In this episode of The Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast, Dr. Smith defines various types of abuse, including physical, verbal, sexual, financial, and religious abuse, emphasizing the importance of understanding these concepts from a biblical perspective. Dr. Luther Smith discusses the essential qualities and characteristics of teaching elders and church leaders, emphasizing the importance of integrity, respect, and accountability. He explores scriptural references that outline the expectations for elders, highlighting the dangers of religious abuse and the need for proper oversight. The conversation shifts to the impact of such abuse on victims and the role of counselors in providing support and healing. Dr. Smith concludes with resources for those affected by religious abuse, reinforcing the message that healing is possible and that victims are not at fault for the actions of their abusers.

Welcome to the Re(Nyoo)ed (Pronounced Renewed) Mind Podcast. Your host, Dr. Luther Smith, explores the world of counseling biblically and bridges the gap to a more holistic understanding of how Scripture, psychology, and counseling intersect. The Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast provides insightful discussions, interviews, and transformative ideas that align with the wisdom of Scripture.

You can also follow us on Facebook (The Re-nyoo-ed Mind), X (@therenyooedmind), TikTok (@therenyooedmind), and Instagram (@therenyooedmindpodcast).

Resources for those who have experienced religious abuse:

Abuse Recovery Ministries: https://abuserecovery.org/

Tears of Eden Ministries: https://www.tearsofeden.org/

Survivorship: https://survivorship.org/

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In episode twenty-six of the Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast, Dr. Luther Smith introduces the concept of faith and its significance in counseling from a biblical perspective. The podcast delves into various definitions of faith, its implications in counseling, and how it is portrayed in both Hebrew and Greek scriptures, ultimately highlighting the role of faith in the lives of believers and its application in counseling practices.He examines the noun and the verbs in Greek and Hebrew translated "faith" and the specific meaning of these words. Dr. Luther Smith also examines the nature of faith as presented in Hebrews chapter 11:1-3, and the important implications of this understanding this passage for counseling biblically and how the faith can guide counselees in the counseling process. The conversation also touches on the importance of focusing on the content of scripture and how it informs our understanding of faith and reality.

Welcome to the Re(Nyoo)ed (Pronounced Renewed) Mind Podcast. Your host, Dr. Luther Smith, explores the world of counseling biblically and bridges the gap to a more holistic understanding of how Scripture, psychology, and counseling intersect. The Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast provides insightful discussions, interviews, and transformative ideas that align with the wisdom of Scripture.

You can also follow the Re(Nyoo)ed Mind Podcast on Facebook (The Re-nyoo-ed Mind), X (@therenyooedmind), TikTok (@therenyooedmind), and Instagram (@therenyooedmindpodcast).

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