1. Purpose for the book

2. Perspective of our identity from World vs. from Scripture

3. Paradigm of the 3 lenses of our identity

4. Practicing our position in Chirst to fight sin and endure suffering

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1. When should we talk to our kids about sex?

2. What categories should be covered?

3. What to do when there are issues to navigate?

4. When to stop talking about sex?

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1. Reason for writing the book

2. Recentering around theological realities concerning sex

3. Remembering the hope we have in this broken world concerning sex

4. Recognizing the depth in which Scripture addresses sex

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1. Purifying and cleansing the conscience

2. Preparing, applying, reforming, avoiding impediments, employing preservatives

3. Probing the conscience in the counseling room

4. Pealing back the layers of the seared conscience

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1. Why should we think about the conscience and what is it?

2. Why is there such ambiguity in thinking about the conscience?

3. Why did the church give so much attention to the conscience in the past?

4. Why the conscience is important in the counseling context.

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1. Describing the Construct of Schizophrenia

2. Determining the biological factors

3. Deep Sleep, Scripture, and Psychosis

4. Danger of Schizophrenic language/labels

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1. Definition of Schizophrenia and Psychosis

2. Description Schizophrenia's etiological pursuit

3. Debunking Schizophrenia as biological

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1. Initial Perception of Bad Therapy

2. Introductioin and Purpose of Bad Therapy

3. Interacting with Cobelligerents

4. Identifying the problems of the times

5. Iatrogenic effects of Psychotherapy

6. Increase in Problems becuase of Secular Therapy

7. Inconsistencies of Trauma Theories

8. Ideology of Gentle Parenting as Deceptive Philosophy Rejecting God's Word.

9. Implementing God's Word as Truth

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1. Definition of mental illness based on function rather than casuality

2. Discusion of quote concerning spiritual nature of mental illness

3. Defend biblical terminology so people see the hope found in Scripture

4. Deficiency in engaging with the major heads of psychiatric community

5. Do not diminish the hope found in Scipture for those who have physical issues

6. Distilling hope from Hebrews 9

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1. Key issues in considering the guidance and will of God in counseling.

2. Guidance in biblical decision making

3. Biblical principles in decision making

4. Trusting God in biblical decisions made

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For resources on this topic please see the following:

Jay E. Adams, The Christian’s Guide to Guidance: How to Make Biblical Decisions in Everyday Life (Cordova, TN: Institute for Nouthetic Studies, 1998).

Kevin DeYoung, Just Do Something: A Liberating Approach to Finding God’s Will (Chicago: Moody Publishers, 2009).

Garry Friesen and J. Robin Maxson, Decision Making and the Will of God, Rev. ed. (New York: Multnomah, 2004).

Stuart Scott, Biblical Manhood: Masculinity, Leadership and Decision Making (Bemidji, MN: Focus Publishing, 2009).