Blue Ridge Christian Counseling introduces counselor Nick Perrine. Q: Why did you become a counselor? Whenever I was in college I learned what Christianity was about. It’s about the work of Christ on the cross. It’s about the power of Jesus with us and in us. It’s about his love with us and in us….
Gembola CCEF Outline 2021
“What should we do when we’re trying to help people struggling with problems that don’t seem to be found in the Bible? Where do we turn? Where can we find help? We want to offer relevant, God-centered help, but as we try to navigate through 21st-century problems such as social media use, online dating,…
Some years ago, working on church staff in a multiethnic church, I asked my pastor, “Can you help me get an idea of ways I can avoid putting my foot in my mouth?” He just smiled and said, “Oh, you will put your foot in your mouth.” Of course he was right. In a thousand…
Mike Emlet’s new book, Saints, Sufferers, and Sinners: Loving Others as God Loves Us, has just been released and is being featured in a series of podcasts you can access for free here. CCEF is also hosting a virtual conference for pastors that you can learn more about here. Most of the BRCC staff has…
We recently posted a link to a limited-time, free article by Ed Welch from the Journal of Biblical Counseling, and in it he surveys three popular books on trauma and the body, and he engages them with thoughtful biblical reflections. Today we want to share another limited-time, free resource, on a related topic, this time…
From now until February 14th you can download an article by Ed Welch from CCEF for free by clicking the link above.
BRCC seeks to be a help and support to those doing church-based ministry, and especially pastoral and lay counselors who often serve on the front lines of bringing the Word of God into the problems of life. Earlier this year we launched our first distance consultation groups, and we have since grown to hosting three…
This time of uncertainty and increased isolation is ripe with temptation. But it is also a time ripe for growth.
The current coronavirus pandemic has made many of our normal routines anything but normal. The children are doing schoolwork at home, and in addition to not having enough toilet paper (or perhaps having too much?), no doubt you’ve encountered some unexpected parenting challenges. As I’m sure you’ve experienced in other seasons of your walk with the…