
Grace Biblical counselors
What
This page is designed to be used by our biblical counselors at Grace. It is our internal ministry hub for our counselors.
??Here you can find resources, our counseling forms, and links to use as Biblical Counselors.
This is a "non-public" page. As needed, point others to our regular Biblical Counseling page (under ministries)??
Purpose
To unify those involved in biblical counseling at Grace Baptist by providing a shared biblical foundation, standardized counseling procedures, approved forms and resources, and ongoing support and development for our counselors.
What You Will find
Our Foundation
Why we counsel and what we believe
Our philosophy of Biblical Counseling, the vision, definition, biblical basis, theology, purposes, and core principles of the ministry.
Our Process
How we carry out biblical counseling at Grace.
The counseling pathway, policies, procedures, counselor responsibilities, forms, consultation, and follow-through.
Our Resources
What counselors use to help people grow
Homework assignments, books, podcasts, articles, teaching materials, reference tools, and ongoing training.
Our foundation
Biblical counseling is about offering guidance and counsel to others from the Word of God. We believe the Bible is sufficient to address all of the problems we face in life.
Our goal is to provide counseling to those in need, and to equip believers to be biblical counselors in the home and the church.
What is biblical counseling?
Biblical counseling is counsel from the Bible to address the variety of situations and circumstances that we find ourselves in. It is one of the ways we are discipled and grow in sanctification. The Bible is trustworthy and sufficient for all we need in life and godliness (2 Tim. 3:16-17; 2 Pet. 1:3-4).
More about Biblical Counseling
God has positioned believers to have the ability and access into one another’s lives so that we may guide each other to Him and encourage each other in the application of His Word. Believers find themselves in a variety of settings and situations in need of biblical correction, instruction and encouragement (1 Thess. 5:14). Believers have a responsibility to show love and care for one another by providing encouragement, advice, wisdom and support, which we often call counseling.





