As we journey through "As a Little Child," we explore the path to spiritual maturity, the purpose of prayer, the significance of parenting, the wisdom of Proverbs, the richness of encountering God’s Word, and the privilege of being God’s child.

The One Anothers of Scripture

“Refuge” and “From Fear to Freedom” tell Liane’s story of surviving as a German girl in war-torn Europe during World War II. While reading her personal story of how her family found Christ relevant during wartime, Liane inspires eager listeners to find Jesus as their all-sufficient source of strength. “Refuge” listening length: 8 1/2 hours.

What is Biblical Church Counseling? How can one achieve spiritual health and maturity? What are the legal issues of counseling in a church? What ethical issues does a Biblical Church Counselor need to consider? These topics will be addressed in this Introduction to Biblical Church Counseling class.

The Issues in Biblical Church Counseling course will explore issues that comprise the human condition. We will examine these issues to find how Christ is relevant to the plight of life and living in this present age. Beginning with The Heart of the Matter, we will walk through a process to demonstrate how Jesus makes a difference in the hearts of those who are suffering. Topics will include anxiety, depression, suicide, burnout, family of origin, addictions, sex addiction, pornography, adultery, divorce, remarriage, gender identity, homosexuality, abuse, trauma, suffering, crisis, and grief.