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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"Biblical Counseling"”.
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The Theological Development of the Biblical Counseling Movement from 1988
… examines how the thought uder girding the biblical counseling movement as founded by Jay Adams has developed since 1988 Chapter 1 examines the historical and theological context for that development. This chapter is concerned to set the context necessary in understanding the work to follow. …
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The Meaning of Being: the Challenges of Existential Psychology for Biblical Counseling
… The Challenges of Existential Psychology for Biblical Counseling Frederick Nobuya Rodeheaver In fulfillment for the degree Doctor of Philosophy The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary 2017 Chair: Dr. Jeremy Pierre The thesis of this dissertation is that any anthropology that guides pastoral …
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The Redemptive Function of Theological Anthropology for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder in Biblical Counseling
… but reinforced by compulsive responses. All counseling approaches to OCD are developed within an anthropological framework, conveyed in explicitly theological terms or otherwise. These approaches either identify people who experience OCD principally in relation to the God of Christian …
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Developing an Awareness of the Demonic in Biblical Counseling, in Conversation With William Perkins
… Christ in all cultures and across all times, the biblical response to such demonic phenomena is developed. The Reformed and Puritan answer to the demonic is an engagement with the enemy through the ordinary means of grace—Word, sacrament, and prayer—and eschewing a deliverance or ekballistic …
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Training Church Leaders of the Auburn, Alabama, Community in Biblical Counseling Through the Owen Center
This project strives to provide training in biblical counseling for pastors and ministry leaders in Auburn, Alabama, through The Owen Center. Chapter 1 presents the ministry context and history of The Owen Center, a biblical counseling ministry located in Auburn, Alabama, and describes the goals of …
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Developing a Biblical Counseling Training Program for Leaders at Mission Valley Church in Phoenix, Arizona
… provide faithful, Scripture-based care through biblical counseling. Its purpose was to strengthen the church’s capacity to shepherd its members by cultivating a leadership culture grounded in the sufficiency of Scripture and the power of the Holy Spirit. Through a structured fifteen-week …
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Equipping Lay Leaders of Cape Bible Chapel in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, to Create a Community of Biblical Counseling
… key passages of Scripture that demonstrate the biblical evidence of the importance of community and the role that lay leaders must play in the maintenance of that community. Chapter 3 presents an overview of the doctrines and concepts that are essential to the practice of biblical counseling. …
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Sanctified by the Spirit: Applying John Owen's Concept of Spirit-Infused Habitual Grace to Divergent Models of Sanctification within the Biblical Counseling Movement
… for understanding sanctification within the biblical counseling movement. Owen portrayed Spirit-infused habitual grace as the internal, metaphysical work whereby God sanctifies his people and conforms them to the image of Christ. He demonstrated that sanctification occurs by means of the Holy …
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The Pastor as a Biblical Counselor and Equipper of Biblical Counselors within the Local Church
… examines the theological foundations of the Biblical Counseling Movement (BCM), focusing on the claim that “pastors should biblically counsel their congregants and equip them to do likewise.” Through a tri-perspective analysis, the study aligns the BCM’s theological vision with the biblical …
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Pastoral Preaching: A Reformation and Redefinition of a Pastor’s Call to Preach for the Purpose of Sanctification
… whole person. Chapter 5 seeks to illuminate the biblical counseling movement as an aid to the pastor in creating application that encourages sanctification. It argues that biblical counseling and pastoral preaching are both ministries of the Word and helpful to one another. Chapter 6 proposes a …
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The Role of Female Biblical Counselors in Complementarian Churches
… dissertation, I argue that the role of female biblical counselors in complementarian churches is to minister to men and couples in addition to women and children, under the shepherding oversight of the elders. To defend my thesis, I exegetically evaluate gender-restrictive texts, “one-another” …
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The Church as Instrumental to the Restoration of Personal Identity
… Some implications for how the theme of biblical relational shalom adds depth to the task of biblical counseling within the context of the local church are discussed, as well as some implications for further research.
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Reforming Counseling: The Adaptation of Van Tilian Concepts by Jay Adams
… Cornelius Van Til upon his new approach to counseling. This dissertation will analyze Adams’s adaptation of three Van Tilian concepts into the foundations of biblical counseling: the covenantal nature of knowledge, presuppositional analysis, and the antithesis. In chapter 1, I introduce Van …
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Evaluating the Legacy Program of the Mighty Oaks Foundation: A Mixed-Method Study
… This chapter also offers insights from biblical counseling literature on the topic of PTSD. Chapter 3 gives an overview of the Mighty Oaks Foundation. It recounts the history of the ministry, describes its philosophy, and reviews the content of the Legacy Program for Men. Chapter 4 …
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A Widow’s Hope in Late-Life Spousal Loss: A Biblical Response to Meaning-Making and Continuing Spiritual Bonds
… bereavement-related issues by developing a biblical response to meaning-making and continuing spiritual bonds through the doctrine of union with Christ. Chapter 1 sets forth the thesis and presents traditional and contemporary bereavement care of widows in late-life spousal loss. Chapter 2 …