[gdlr_column size=”2/3″] [gdlr_box_icon icon=”fa-newspaper-o” icon_type=”circle” icon_color=”#ffffff” icon_background=”#b5dbf8″ icon_position=”left” title=”About This Transcript” ]Keynote speaker Mark Shaw works with Vision of Hope, a women’s residential program that deals with addictions, eating disorders, self-harm and unplanned […]
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Month: November 2017
Lessons Learned On Sexual Abuse
The recent #Metoo movement on social media reminded me of a very dark time my wife and I encountered in our ministry. A missionary, who we knew and trusted for over twenty years, was exposed as a sexual predator. He was respected and revered by churches in the United States as well as thousands of …
CDC1-07. How Do People Change? 1 {Transcript}
Counseling is about helping people to change. The change biblical counselors seek is unique and unbiblical approaches to change will impede spiritual growth. This session explores how change begins by understanding and applying the Gospel. Understanding our union with Christ is the key to growth in holiness.
CDC1-07. How Do People Change? 1 {Transcript}
Counseling is about helping people to change. The change biblical counselors seek is unique and unbiblical approaches to change will impede spiritual growth. This session explores how change begins by understanding and applying the Gospel. Understanding our union with Christ is the key to growth in holiness.
029 Interview with Ed Welch {Transcript}
[gdlr_column size=”2/3″] [gdlr_box_icon icon=”fa-newspaper-o” icon_type=”circle” icon_color=”#ffffff” icon_background=”#b5dbf8″ icon_position=”left” title=”About This Transcript” ]Ed Welch is a counselor and faculty member at the Christian Counseling and Educational Foundation (CCEF) and was our keynote speaker at […]
028 Interview with Chris Moles {Transcript}
[gdlr_column size=”2/3″] [gdlr_box_icon icon=”fa-newspaper-o” icon_type=”circle” icon_color=”#ffffff” icon_background=”#b5dbf8″ icon_position=”left” title=”About This Transcript” ]Our keynote speaker Chris Moles sits down with Craig and Jim to discuss how he got into counseling domestic abuse cases […]
Reformed Parenting
Many parents struggle with guilt and confusion over how to train their children. Old-school parenting books emphasized discipline derived from the exhortations in Proverbs. The book of wisdom was used to chastise the foolishness out of children. The next generation of parenting books suggested that parents should go beyond controlling their children’s wayward behavior and …