In this second part of our discussion on 'Biblical Counseling and Mental Disorder Diagnosis' Dr. Jenn Chen and Dr. Ernie Baker join Anthony Russo to further evaluate the DSM (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders) from a biblical perspective, exploring its cultural and clinical implications. The conversation delves into how biblical counseling addresses issues of mental health differently than secular psychology, emphasizing the sufficiency of Scripture and the transformative power of the gospel. This episode provides practical advice for pastors, biblical counselors, and Christian parents, encouraging them to stay rooted in biblical truths while addressing modern mental health challenges.

00:50 Discussing the DSM and Cultural Implications

01:16 Addressing Gender Identity and Paraphilic Disorders

02:51 Biblical Counseling vs. Secular Therapy

03:35 The Role of Parents in Protecting Children

04:56 The Importance of a Biblical Worldview

08:58 Information, Interpretation, and Intervention

15:20 Encouragement for Biblical Counselors

18:39 The Power of the Gospel in Counseling

22:06 Concluding Thoughts and Resources

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