Articles
The articles include a wealth of information gleaned through over forty years of research. The numerous articles reveal the many different ways psychology has invaded lives and ministries by undermining such elements of the faith as living according to the new life in Christ and according to the Word of God through the indwelling Holy Spirit in the Body of Christ. All articles, unless otherwise indicated, are by Martin and Deidre Bobgan.
Hidden in Plain Sight Aargh!
Aargh!? Aargh is a word that is “used as an expression of anguish, horror, rage, or other strong emotion, often with humorous intent.”1 In our January-February newsletter we published our article titled “Hidden in Plain Sight” to make it clear that those in the...
Psychotherapist: The Mother of Wokedom1
by Bruce Davidson Recently it has become rather obvious that the psychotherapy world often stands ready and willing to create new mental sicknesses and abolish older ones in the service of progressive ideology. After gender ideologues minted the notion of “toxic...
Hidden in Plain Sight
Throughout the church age until the advent of psychotherapy, the church majored on both evangelism and sanctification through the teaching and preaching of the Word. Throughout the New Testament, believers learned that faith in Christ’s death and resurrection saved...
Pastor Jarrid Wilson Suicide
The Baptist Press reports: Southern Baptist pastor Jarrid Wilson played games with his son Denham, attended his son Finch’s baseball practice and tweeted encouragement to a struggling alcoholic within hours of reportedly committing suicide late Monday (Sept. 9)....
The Rise and Use of the Medical Model of Mental Illness
The Christian response to mental illness is one of the great tragedies to ravage the church today. This tragedy began with the rise of the medical model of mental illness. The medical model used in the world of medicine has been hopelessly hijacked by those in the...
June Hunt’s Hope[less] for the Heart
Over the years we have been asked about June Hunt and her ministry and radio program “Hope for the Heart.” We had declined to evaluate her work because we were devoting our time to reviewing the impact and intrusion of psychoheresy in the church and later to...
Idols of the Heart
Most churches in America do not believe that the Bible is sufficient for the usual personal trials, tribulations and sufferings of life. Our city of Santa Barbara, California is a microcosm of a macrocosm. The evangelical churches in Santa Barbara merely reflect what...
Schizophrenia
One of the most egregious errors that many Christians make, which is readily apparent among many biblical counselors, is erroneously concluding that those who suffer from schizophrenia have a spiritual problem rather than an illness and, therefore, just need a...
APA Guidelines
The American Psychological Association (APA), America’s largest professional organization of psychologists, has introduced a set of detailed guidelines for clinicians who treat men and boys. The “APA Guidelines for the Psychological Practice with Boys and Men” covers...
Start Ministering Mutual Care
The Lord is clear in His Word how the church is to function with evangelists, pastors and teachers equipping the saints “for the work of the ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ: Till we all come in the unity of the faith, and of the knowledge of the Son...
SOC & the LGBT Agenda
SOC is an abbreviation for our book The Sodomy of Christians: The Biblical View.1 In explaining our reasons for writing the book, we said at the time: Over the past forty years of research, we have written 23 books and over 300 articles. However, until our two...
Sin-Saturated Biblical Counseling Conversations
After six university degrees between us, with one being a doctorate in educational psychology, the two of us concluded that psychotherapy was a hoax being perpetrated on the American public. The doctorate in educational psychology from the University of Colorado...
Dropping Out of Psychotherapy and Turning to the Lord
A Harvard Mental Health Letter article titled "Dropping out of psychotherapy" begins by saying: "Surveys show that nearly half of people who begin psychotherapy—individual, group, or couples—quit, dissatisfied, against the therapist’s recommendation." This...
Rock of Ages
by Charles Haddon Spurgeon — Doubtless the reader has been tried with the temptation to rely upon the things which are seen, instead of resting alone upon the invisible God. Christians often look to man for help and counsel, and mar the noble simplicity of their...
Sex Counseling by Biblical Counselors
Our September-October 2018 newsletter includes an article titled “Elyse Fitzpatrick: Sex Counselor,” in which we review a talk given by Fitzpatrick titled “Not in the Mood Sexual Problems in Marriage.” In her talk, Fitzpatrick, known as a godly woman, popular...
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