CDC1-05. General Principles of Biblical Counseling 2

January 5, 2016Written by Jim Newheiser

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[gdlr_box_icon icon=”fa-volume-up” icon_type=”circle” icon_color=”#ffffff” icon_background=”#b5dbf8″ icon_position=”left” title=”Stream or Download Now” ]This session continues exploring the key questions involved in biblical counseling. Why is investigation a crucial part of the counseling process? What is the goal of asking good questions? Why is it important to give biblical labels to our counselee’s problems? How much sin be dealt with?
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Kruis, John G., Quick Scripture Reference for Counseling

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Newheiser, Jim, (Approximately) 100 Go to Texts for Biblical Counselors

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CDC1-05. General Principles of Biblical Counseling 2