Tate Cockrell

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Congrats to Mike McMorris for successfully defending his dissertation on the relationship btw. bio, psycho, social health and spiritual well-being. One of the best dissertations I've ever had the privilege to read. @SEBTS

Jesus defeated death so you can live.

Do better @Delta . 40 minute delay because of a broken trash can. Captain said it was fixed and they just had some paperwork to fill out. Should take 5-10 minutes and we’d be on our way. That was 20 minutes ago. Still delayed. I’ll never understand the inefficiency of airlines.

@ToddUnzicker @ncbaptist @nc_missions @sendnetworknc @RevitalizeNc @BeDoTell @Go2Years Such a great day being with the awesome BSCNC staff. Best state convention in the country. #OnMissionTogether

So thankful to have Dr. Tate Cockrell, professor of counseling at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, speaking to us on cultural brokenness and how we can be #OnMissionTogether in showing and sharing the love of Jesus.

@deaninserra @SBTS This may be one of the funniest tweets I’ve ever seen!!! And so accurate.

Congrats to Micheal Wood on successfully defending his doctoral project on a Strategy for Meaningful Church Membership. He did an awesome job. I was his major professor and Dr. @dshildreth and Dr. @PastorSWade were his faculty readers. Excellent job all around!!

Another defense in the books. Congrats to Patrick Martin on successfully defending his doctoral project on Developing and Leading an Effective and Healthy Church Staff Team. I was his major professor. @DrKenColey and Dr. Greg Lawson were readers.

Congrats to @wilsondallasW on passing his doctoral defense today. He wrote on increasing the skill of preaching without notes. Excellent project. Dr. Akin was his major professor and Dr. @rscott_pace and I served as his readers.

Super proud of @MattMcClay85 for successfully defending his doctoral project today. He developed a resource guide to equip NextGen leaders in discipling students. Dr. @dshildreth was his major professor.

On September 10th I'll have conversation with @welchjonathan on the biblical foundations of congregational song and why singing together holds more significance than we might have thought.🙌 Don't miss our next DMin Lunch & Learn event!🔥 Register: ow.ly/sOJ550T2llJ

Really excited to have a conversation with @welchjonathan on the biblical foundations of congregational song and why singing together holds more significance than we might have thought.🙌 You don't want to miss our next DMin Lunch & Learn event!🔥 Register:ow.ly/sOJ550T2llJ

There’s been questions in the counseling world recently about clinically-informed biblical counseling and specifically what we teach and practice @sebts. My colleagues and I wrote this paper to clarify. Enjoy! sebts.edu/wp-content/upl…

@DrAaronNew Couldn't agree more. Dr. Floyd is a legend. One of the best professors I ever had the privilege to study under.

Dr. Scott Floyd is one of the best, y’all.

@natejbrooks Thanks Nate! I think you e described CIBC, @SEBTS, and our counseling program perfectly.

What's the difference between clinically-informed biblical counseling and integrationism? A 🧵:

I know few men who so grossly mistake their stubbornness for wisdom, their cowardice for courage, and their arrogance for humility. This rhetoric of this article is as absurd as it is grievous. Heath Lambert should be ashamed. fbcjax.com/first-thoughts…

This is Mental Health Awareness Month. I'll be providing compassionate, comprehensive biblical counseling resources throughout the month. Here's the first, presented at the ACBC National Conference. rpmministries.org/wp-content/upl… Mental Illness and the Church.

Run away fast from biblical counselors who can't navigate relationships/friendships with other Christians who may disagree with their perspective. How are they going to help you reconcile your marriage biblically if they themselves won't do their part to reconcile with others?

I wrote this 3 weeks ago. So true today. Having known David very well, and respecting him deeply, I know that David would not want to be used as the “gate-keeper,” nor as the one to look to for biblical counseling orthodoxy. David would always point to Christ. He never wanted a 1 Corinthians 3:4 attitude of “I am of Paul. I am of Apollos.” Or, “I am of Jay Adams. I am of David Powlison.” rpmministries.org/2024/04/cherry…