Caleb, Stephen, and Andrew continue their discussion of trauma. They look at some definitions of related to trauma and trauma-informed care, gaslighting, how TIC treats sin, David and Bathsheba, and more.

Andrew, Caleb, and Stephen begin a discussion of trauma theory, trauma-informed care, and its implications. Are these beliefs and practices as necessary and biblical as we have been led to believe? How are they affecting the church, and how might they hinder repentance and true healing?

NOTES:

NIH Publication cited by Andrew in defining trauma

Caleb and Stephen conclude their conversation on counseling and psychology. How have psychotherapeutic approaches affected biblical interpretation? How do they affect families? How should Christians respond?

Can psychology be redeemed/appropriated by Christians?

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Andrew and Caleb reboot OFAD by introducing new co-host Stephen Evertse. Then Caleb and Stephen begin a discussion of psychology and counseling.

Gird thy loins, ye faithful, for the hour draweth nigh and shall not tarry long, when we shall plunge into the fray with steadfast heart. OFAD Returns April 8.

Audio of the article "From Such Turn Away!" by Andrew Smyth, published at onceforalldelivered.com on Tuesday, March 11th.

Too late for Christmas, Caleb and Andrew conclude their look at Lord’s Day 14 of the Heidelberg Catechism and parallel texts in the Westminster Confession about Christ’s incarnation. They talk about Mary as theotokos (and what that does and does not mean), Chalcedon, sacraments, and more.

‘Tis the season for some discussion of the incarnation.

NOTES:

Andrew on Meredith G. Kline’s doctrine of endoxation.

Andrew and Caleb conclude their discussion of continuing special revelation. How authentic are claims of it? What do our third commandment duties have to say about these claims?