One of a dozen-plus reasons I love church-based counseling is that it maximizes the ministry Christ's body can play in the lives of those we counsel. Our counselees need more than the Holy Spirit and the Bible, and even more than just us.
One of a dozen-plus reasons I love church-based counseling is that it maximizes the ministry Christ's body can play in the lives of those we counsel.
Our counselees need more than the Holy Spirit and the Bible, and even more than just us.
God has provided our counselees with Christian brothers and sisters—fellow church members—as vital means of God's grace to help them know Jesus initially and grow in Jesus continually.
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One of a dozen-plus reasons I love church-based counseling is that it maximizes the ministry Christ's body can play in the lives of those we counsel. Our counselees need more than the Holy Spirit and the Bible, and even more than just us. God has provided our counselees with Christian brothers and sisters—fellow church members—as vital means of God's grace to help them know Jesus initially and grow in Jesus continually.
Consider five ways believers minister to each other.
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