- Rev.Steve Kathakahas quoted3 years ago
itself.
When confronting someone concerning such avoidance patterns, counselors must seek to correct such behavior for his benefit. They must point out the principles involved, give instruction in biblical responses, and help him to understand how these very patterns of avoidance played a part in getting him into trouble. - Rev.Steve Kathakahas quoted3 years agoBesides inarticulate sobbing, she cried, “Leave me alone; leave me alone!”
- Rev.Steve Kathakahas quoted3 years agoAs soon as the counselors began to put their finger on the real issue in Mary’s life (which turned out to be adultery with her next-door neighbor), Mary began to howl and cry and scream at the top of her lungs.
- Rev.Steve Kathakahas quoted3 years agoI’ll drown you out so that you’ll stop bothering me.”
- Rev.Steve Kathakahas quoted3 years agoMary had been diagnosed by psychiatrists as a manic-depressive.
- Rev.Steve Kathakahas quoted3 years agoContrary to much contemporary thought, it is not merciful to be nonjudgmental.
- Rev.Steve Kathakahas quoted3 years agoWould it be better to continue the rest of my life this way, or to go home and face the music?”
- Rev.Steve Kathakahas quoted3 years agomental illness, but guilt, shame, and fear.
- Rev.Steve Kathakahas quoted3 years agoOver the years Steve gradually had developed an avoidance pattern to which he resorted in unpleasant and stressful situations.
- Rev.Steve Kathakahas quoted3 years agomentally ill” are really people with unsolved personal problems.
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