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Hope and Help Through Biblical Counseling (Mark Shaw)
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Biblical counselors have been trained to utilize the Bible in a counseling context by applying practical and hopeful biblical principles to real life situations and problems. Christians need to understand the awesome resources available in Scripture. Here you will learn the difference between secular and biblical counseling.
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Hope and Help Through Biblical Counseling
Biblical counselors have been trained to utilize the Bible in a counseling context by applying practical and hopeful biblical principles to real life situations and problems. Christians need to understand the awesome resources available in Scripture. Here you will learn the difference between secular and biblical counseling.
About the Author:Â
Mark E. Shaw, D.Min., CABC, ACBC, IABC, serves as the Director of Counseling at Grace Fellowship Church in Florence, Kentucky, and is the Founder of The Addiction Connection. As an author, speaker, ordained minister, teacher of the Word, and certified biblical counselor (ACBC), as well as a certified alcohol and drug addiction consultant (CADAC II), Mark’s passion is speaking the truth in love (Ephesians 4:15-16) and seeing the Holy Spirit transforms lives through God’s Word.
Dr. Shaw leads a national team of servant-leaders who point people who struggle with addictions of all kinds to Jesus Christ by giving them the “Hope of the Gospel for the Heart of Addiction.” The addictions biblical counseling network of The Addiction Connection reaches across the United States and internationally.
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| Dimensions | 5.3 × 0.2 × 8.2 in |
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