This is a free copy of the “Biblical Counseling Manual” by Adam Pulaski Copyright © 2004 Adam Pulaski, Steve Lihn Download your free copy from NTSLibrary.Com What you will find inside: Table of Contents Foreword How to View and Use This Continue Reading →
I have included this portion the New Life Outreach of Dallas, Inc., Policies and Procedures. I have removed our church name from the document so that you may find it useful. Just replace the YOUR CHURCH to the name of Continue Reading →
As a counselor, I am never surprised when a client comes in complaining that their spouse committed adultery. The times which there comes some form of surprise is when a pastor’s wife comes complaining of the same. Pastors are for Continue Reading →
Over the last 30 years, I have discipled or mentored many persons, male and female, Latinos, blacks and whites, young and old, Christians. Paul saw it as an obligation and an honor. He makes this clear in how he states Continue Reading →
“I’m not sure I believe anymore!” These were the words of a young wife who came to see me for counseling. Her husband of a few years had left her for someone else, and she was angry and mortified at Continue Reading →
Have you ever struggled with keeping your word on something? A diet, maybe? As a counselor, I have pondered this question many times. The question is, “Why is it we do some things passionately, while continually failing to do other Continue Reading →
One phenomenon which I do not believe is solely a Latino problem is that of how we deal with our adult children. As a counselor, I have been invited to many churches to speak on this subject. The reason they Continue Reading →
Remember and use the principles you learned in your training classes. “People do what they do because they believe what they believe.” “Where there are no consequences, there is permission.” “Change is not change, until there has been change.” And Continue Reading →
Romans 12:2 tells us that we need to not conform ourselves to the pattern of this world. It teaches us that we do that by transforming by the renewing of our minds. The battle for control of the person is Continue Reading →
First responders are recognized, police officers are applauded, our military is loved, people who raise money for cancer are honored, and so forth, but counselors must maintain their work private. As a counselor, I have ministered to hundreds of people Continue Reading →
I was speaking with a police officer I know and we reached a point in our conversation where we compared our professions. Though I do not arrest anyone, there are some similarities. Among those was that we both tend to Continue Reading →
First of all, healing (emotionally) is the result of when a person changes the way he or she processes the memories that were the result of an emotional trauma so that those memories will no longer interfere with their method Continue Reading →