faulty assumptions drive motivation (p. 118) (pp. 66; 122) might Jim have had that resulted in his What type of “faulty assumption(s)” depression? What happens if goals are set based on about how needs can be unbiblical assumptions met (p. 122) people are motivated to reach whatever goal they assume will meet their deepest personal needs (p. 124) Goals can be blocked symptoms is an obstacle that interferes with reaching the “The key element behind most (p. 125). individual’s chosen goal” Three problem emotions behind most of our personal difficulties: guilt, resentment, (p. 125) anxiety can lead to (p. 125). Was unreachable goals, “guilt” Depression? Jim’s goal unreachable? blocks path to goal, can result in (p. 125) external circumstances resentment can result in (p. 125) of failure,” anxiety “fear The three problem emotions result (p. 132) from “wrong assumptions” Crabb argues that patterns of living develop from wrong philosophies of living” “Wrong (p. 71). How might this quote be relevant to depression? Jim’s In addition to exploring how depression might have developed, consider how you, as a Jim’s Christian counselor, might help correct faulty assumptions and his depression. Jim’s count on the Lord for significance and security (p. 117) According to Crabb (p. 71), how does one find true significance in life? According to Crabb (p.144), what is goal of “the central biblical counseling?” What is the only true way that basic needs can be met? (p. 74) What scriptures might you draw upon to help Jim with his depression?
faulty assumptions drive motivation (p. 118) What type of “faulty assumption(s)” (pp. 66; 122) might Jim have had that resulted in his depression? What happens if goals are set based on unbiblical assumptions about how needs can be met (p. 122) people are motivated to reach whatever goal they assume will meet their deepest personal needs (p. 124) Goals can be blocked “The key element behind most symptoms is an obstacle that interferes with reaching the individual’s chosen goal” (p. 125). Three problem emotions behind most of our personal difficulties: guilt, resentment, anxiety (p. 125) unreachable goals, can lead to “guilt” Depression? (p. 125). Was Jim’s goal unreachable? external circumstances blocks path to goal, can result in resentment (p. 125) “fear of failure,” can result in anxiety (p. 125) The three problem emotions result from “wrong assumptions” (p. 132) Crabb argues that “Wrong patterns of living develop from wrong philosophies of living” (p. 71). How might this quote be relevant to Jim’s depression? In addition to exploring how Jim’s depression might have developed, consider how you, as a Christian counselor, might help correct Jim’s faulty assumptions and his depression. count on the Lord for significance and security (p. 117) According to Crabb (p. 71), how does one find true significance in life? According to Crabb (p.144), what is “the central goal of biblical counseling?” What is the only true way that basic needs can be met? (p. 74) What scriptures might you draw upon to help Jim with his depression?
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