What is Christian counseling? Christian counseling could be defined as “the ministry of one individual seeking to help another person recognize, understand, and solve his or her own problems in accordance with the Word of God.” The emphasis in the above definition is on only two individuals—the patient and the therapist. This emphasis is valid, yet Christian counseling has even further implications. The entire body of Christ in a local area has a responsibility to minister to the emotional needs of one of its members, and the counselor will do well to take advantage in therapy of the great rehabilitative resources available in the local church.
Christian counseling involves the integration of faith and medicine, and Dr. Frank Minirth, qualified in the fields of medicine, theology and counseling, has represented the epitome of the disciple.
Written & Designed for Those Who Mentor Others in the Christian Faith
The Mentor Commentary Bundle combines two companion sets designed and written for those who mentor others in the Christian faith. This bundle of 21 volumes is ideal for anyone who preaches, teaches, or ministers to others.
The 17-Volume Mentor Commentary – It’s Exegetical
The Mentor Commentary is an exegetical commentary written by authors who hold a high view of Scripture. It takes a verse-by-verse approach to examining and explaining each text that comes from the ancient languages. Greek and Hebrew words are discussed, but no language training is necessary. What you get is refreshing new insight into each verse. In Wordsearch, these volumes contain tons of Scripture cross-references that are all hyperlinks. By simply hovering your cursor over each link, you can quickly read each reference in its entirety.
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