Christian Counseling
Our Goal
As Everett Worthington stated, “ Christian counseling is an explicit or implicit agreement for the provision of help for a client, in which the counselor has at heart the client’s psychological welfare, but also the client’s Christian spiritual welfare and tries to promote those goals through counseling methods, and the client can trust the counselor not to harm and to try to help the client psychologically and spiritually.” With this understanding, commonly known theories in psychology are insufficient because they focus solely on the natural part of humanity. This does not make all psychology wrong. Research on human behavior, the environmental influences, social/cultural influences, and neurological functions are extremely valuable to the care of someone’s struggles. The great difference between secular and Christian psychology is faith, Scripture, and the Gospel, not the denial of research-based truths.