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Category Archives: Christian Counselor
How to be a caring friend
Guidelines for being a caring friend – especially when offering counsel to others.
Answers won’t help if we don’t understand the actual problem. Sympathetic and discerning ears are key to caring for others. Continue reading
Posted in 18 Year factor, Accountability, Call to ministry, Christian Counselor, Christian life, Counseling, friendship, Holistic ministry, Love, mentorship, Wisdom
Tagged Christian counseling, Counseling, help with counseling others, how to be a caring friend, how to help others, mentorship
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Expectation→ Disappointment→ Anger → Resentment
Don’t miss seven steps for uprooting bitterness and dealing with revenge. Continue reading
Posted in 18 Year factor, Anger, Bitterness, Change, Christian Counselor, Counseling, Resentment, Revenge
Tagged anger, bitterness, resentment, Revenge
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The human will and the findings of Neuroscience
Sometimes life is not easily reduced to raw choosing. If we treat people only as volitional beings, we fail to relate to them based on the Imago Dei and the human fall from it. One must consider matters related to nurture and nature when addressing complex issues of life in this world. Continue reading
Counseling the whole person in the truth
Total and thorough transformation of every dimension of life. Continue reading
Posted in Christian Counselor, Counseling, Pastors
Tagged approach to counseling, Counseling, How to counsel others
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Anxiety loses!
Total, Total, Total attack on anxiety! Continue reading
Posted in Anxiety, Christian Counselor, Counseling, Fear, Peace, Worry
Tagged Anxiety, Fear, Peace, Philippians 4:7, Worry
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Looking back to move ahead
Are you equipped to walk with others through deep issues? Continue reading
Use your mind to control emotions
Are emotions within our control? Can we be commanded regarding our emotions? Rejoice always!? Do not be anxious about anything!? Continue reading
For those who counsel others…
Practical guidelines for being an effective friend when giving counsel to others. Continue reading
Understanding God’s will
How can we know God’s will for our lives? Continue reading
Posted in Christian Counselor, Counseling, Disciple-making, Discipleship, Following Christ, Glorify God, God, God's Heart, God's Will, Questioning God, Seeking God, Walking with God, Will of God, Wisdom
Tagged discerning God's will, Does God speak to us?, God's will, hearing from God, How to know God's will, leading from God
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Unresolved, pushed around, and burdened?
Adverse childhood experiences are the single greatest… Continue reading