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  • PTS-CAS MABC: Theology of Biblical Counseling

    Theology of Biblical Counseling
    This course offers a consideration of the theological issues that form the basis of a biblical approach to personal ministry. It will consider the theological, anthropological, and soteriological presuppositions of treatment theory and seek to bring a thoroughly biblical critique to their foundational assumptions and methodology.

  • PTS-CAS MABC: Common Counseling Issues

    Common Issues Addressed in Biblical Counseling
    This course will address a variety of the challenges faced by Christians. These may include but not be limited to the following: the nature of Christian life, anger, fear, depression, homosexuality, anxiety, eating disorders, incest, child abuse, counseling youth, crisis counseling, the role of women in counseling and issues unique to women, and legal issues in counseling. It will also explore the common counseling problems and situations faced by the counselor and detail some possible pitfalls especially faced in today’s social environment.

  • NTCGS MABC: Foundations of Biblical Counseling

    Foundations of Biblical Counseling
    This course offers a general introduction to biblical sufficiency-based personal ministry. The biblical basis for biblical counseling will be examined, biblical counseling will be defined, and the goal of biblical counseling will be explained. Biblical counseling will be distinguished from both humanistic, psychologically-based systems and evangelical integrationist theories. The essential qualities of an effective soul care provider will be detailed.

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    ETS Ph.D.: Care of Souls in the Congregation

    Evangelical Theological Seminary, Yogyakarta, Indonesia Yogyakarta, Indonesia

    Care of Souls in the Congregation This course provides instruction on how to understand, promote, and develop one-another care and equipping among Christians within a local church through various means and kinds of training and discipleship.

  • PTS MABC: Methods of BC

    Methods of Biblical Counseling. This course provides an overview of a comprehensive, biblical, methodological model for promoting God-glorifying change in people. It also details specific procedural aspects of the ministry skill of biblical counseling.

  • PTS MABC: Counseling Cases & Observation

    Counseling Cases & Observation. This course helps students learn counseling skills through observation of counseling, discussion of case studies, the use of role-play, and peer evaluation.

  • KTS MABC: Intro to BC

    Kyiv Theological Seminary 75 Gorlovskaya Street, Kyiv, Ukraine

    Introduction to Biblical Counseling – 3 credit hours
    This course offers a general introduction to biblical sufficiency-based personal ministry. The biblical basis for biblical counseling will be examined, biblical counseling will be defined, and the goal of biblical counseling will be explained. Biblical counseling will be distinguished from both humanistic, psychologically-based systems and evangelical integrationist theories. The essential qualities of an effective soul care provider will be detailed.

  • KTS MABC: Common Issues

    Kyiv Theological Seminary 75 Gorlovskaya Street, Kyiv, Ukraine

    Common Issues Addressed in Biblical Counseling – 3 credit hours
    This course will address a variety of the challenges faced by Christians. These may include but not be limited to the following: the nature of Christian life, anger, fear, depression, homosexuality, anxiety, eating disorders, incest, child abuse, counseling youth, crisis counseling, the role of women in counseling and issues unique to women, and legal issues in counseling. It will also explore the common counseling problems and situations faced by the counselor and detail some possible pitfalls especially faced in today’s social environment.

  • NTCGS MABC: Foundations of BC

    Foundations of Biblical Counseling – 3 credit hours
    This course offers a consideration of the theological issues that form the basis of a biblical approach to personal ministry. It will consider the theological, anthropological, and soteriological presuppositions of treatment theory and seek to bring a thoroughly biblical critique to their foundational assumptions and methodology.