These studies are part of our Called to Disciple training materials that lay a biblical foundation for discipling and address the part God plays and the part the discipler plays in the discipling process. A thorough definition of Biblical counseling is contrasted to a secular approach to counseling.
This is a Three-Part Series on Transformational Discipleship. In Part One we address the need to move past information to transformation as the goal of discipleship. In Part Two we discuss what a transformed disciple looks like and in Part Three we look at a strategy to make transformed disciples.
This one page summary sets forth the presuppositions and practices of what constitutes a model of biblical counseling.
This study contrasts the presuppositions behind a secular approach to counseling to a truly biblical approach. The differences in goals, approach, qualifications of the counselor, the view of man, the source of problems and the solution to problems are all addressed.
This chart synthesizes the differences between a secular approach and a truly biblical approach to counseling.
This study draws the discipler to God as the ultimate “counselor” and the source of change in any life.
What is my responsibility as a discipler? This study addresses that question as well as clearly demonstrating that it is God who causes growth in a disciple, not the discipler. Guidelines are given in how to fulfill this role as the discipler.
This study gives the biblical description of a disciple and looks at the examples of Jesus and Paul, who invested not just information but their own selves (1 Thess. 2:8). The conclusion is that the best relational context for change is found in a personal intimate discipling relationship.
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