Introduction to Biblical Counseling
$80.00
Biblical Counseling with Individuals expands upon the basic principles offered in the introductory class. With a focus on individual spiritual, emotional, relational, and behavioral concerns, the student is trained in specific techniques of care in a one-to-one relationship of discipleship, education, and counseling.
Common issues of depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties, grief, anger, and addiction are highlighted with ongoing training in problem definition and treatment strategies. Specific case scenarios are offered along with role-play opportunities, helping the student practice the application of Scripture and biblical principles in an ongoing relationship of growth and development.
The course includes the following materials:
- Video Files with approximately five hours of instruction
- Detailed Power Point Slide Show in PDF form
- Case Studies and Assignments
- Examination
Description
Introduction to Biblical Counseling is the first required course for all students. The course introduces the student to basic concepts of Biblical counseling including problem identification, the development of biblical language, counseling planning, and counseling techniques and intervention with individuals and families in crisis.
Students are trained in the direct application of Scripture to specific problem areas, the process of repentance and restoration, the workings of the Holy Spirit in the counseling process, and the application of resources within the Body of Christ as an element of healing. Students also engage in self-evaluation, discerning their spiritual readiness for this type of ministry.
The course includes the following materials:
- Video files covering course content (Dr. Ab Abercrombie)
- One Power Point Presentation in a PDF
- Three (3) bonus audio files including additional teaching Why Biblical Counseling (Dr. John Babler), Counseling in the Church (Dr. David Penley), Becoming Scriptural People (Dr. Ab Abercrombie)
- One Exam
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