
“Of Good Comfort” Martin Luther’s Letters to the Depressed
This video conversation takes a fresh look at Luther’s counseling experience and what it shows us about the necessity of soul care
This video conversation takes a fresh look at Luther’s counseling experience and what it shows us about the necessity of soul care
Dr. Richard “Rick” Marrs interviews Rev. Dr. Mark Schreiber about his book NAILED! Moral Injury: A Response from the Cross of Christ for the Combat Veteran for ConcordiaTheology.org
Concordia Seminary Professor Rick Marrs recently discussed issues related to Christian counseling and his book Making Christian Counseling More Christ Centered on the podcast Ringside Preachers. Podcast
Rick Marrs talks with David Loy about the connections between Christian counseling, justification, and the distinction between law and gospel
Rick Marrs talks with Rev. Marty Hasz about Emotionally-Focused Therapy (EFT) and its possibilities in Christian counseling
How does Luther’s theology on soul care flow into Christian counseling?
A new blog series on techniques and best practices to make Christian counseling more Christ centered
Rick Marrs discusses his new book, which focuses on the law-gospel dynamic in Christian counseling
Rick Marrs talks about the Christian’s struggle between the old self and the new self
Rick Marrs talks about his work in pastoral care and counseling, including his new book on how to make it more Christ centered
Many Lutheran pastors find it challenging to know who to refer their beloved parishioners to for psychological, marital, or family counseling. If you had 30 minutes to engage a local non-Lutheran counselor in your area, what would you say?
New thoughts from Rick Marrs as he writes his new book “Making Christian Counseling More Christ-Centered.” Here, he discusses law-gospel distinctions, cognitive behavioral therapy, and depression
New Book Project from Prof. Rick Marrs