Clinical Theology
My love language is books. If you know me for any length of time and […]
Jacob was left alone; and a man wrestled with him until daybreak. When the man […]
This amazing passage from Frank Lake’s Clinical Theology is perhaps the best reading of Mark […]
This comes from Frank Lake’s Tight Corners in Pastoral Counselling. In this section, entitled, “The […]
From Frank Lake’s Clinical Theology, one of the original voices in clinical pastoral counseling, this passage […]
Reading Mary Karr’s fantastic memoir Lit, one quote in particular stuck out to me as beautifully […]
Dr. Frank Lake was that rarest of beasts: a clinical psychologist, a pastoral counselor, and a […]
From pages 350-351 of Clinical Theology, a Theological And Psychiatric Basis to Clinical Pastoral Care […]
It seems to me that a staple of Christian life–even if we aren’t willing to […]