A: Our
pastoral staff is trained in nouthetic (Bible-based) counseling. We also offer periodic discipleship teaching through conferences and teaching as well. Our
Philosophy of Counseling provides further information on this form of counseling.
A: Anyone who may have struggles in marriage and raising children;
those dealing with addictions, depression, coping with a lost loved one, or any
other matter you can think of.
Our pastoral staff has experience helping people deal with a wide array of issues. The key
to finding answers for life lies in applying God’s Word; members of our staff
are specifically trained to help you to do this.
A: We ask for you to be open and honest in the counseling
process. If you are not honest about your problems it is very hard, if not
impossible, to help you. We also ask that you be willing to do weekly
assignments. Our goal is to help you change. This is most effectively done not
only in the counseling session but also in your everyday life.