The Theology of Brené Brown and Therapeutic Techniques | White Horse Inn
Why have so many people replaced pastors and priests with therapists and psychologists? Michael Horton, Justin Holcomb, Walter Strickland, and Bob Hiller discuss the popular teachings of researcher and professor, Brené Brown. The hosts try to identify what kind of theology is implicit in her teachings and why her work resonates with people around the world.
0:00 Psychology, sin, and feeling condemned
2:57 The law vs. being enough
4:15 Brené Brown biography
7:21 The opposite of mastery
9:47 The appeal of acknowledging our weakness
11:05 The problem with psychology is not psychology itself
14:03 Weakness is not because of total depravity
14:43 The difference between guilt and shame
21:34 What it means to be "miserable sinners"
24:29 The problem with an inner self-identity
25:52 We get the subjective by the objective
27:20 Empathy vs. sympathy
28:44 Brené Brown on going back to church
29:55 B. B. Warfield's "The Emotional Life of Our Lord"
31:20 Nuances around empathy
33:43 God cares for us
36:38 Engaging the gurus of our culture
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