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Stop counseling! Start ministering!

by Martin Bobgan, Deidre Bobgan (2011)

About this book

This book gives reasons why Christians should be opposed to counseling, literally stop counseling and start ministering! Reasons are revealed why counseling, because it is problem-centered, invariably involves sinful conversations. Central to ministering is helping individuals in need to overcome their fixation on their problems and encouraging them to become Christ-centered on a daily basis. This book provides ways of equipping those in need with the truths of scripture and encouraging them to live the daily life that will be honoring to the Lord and beneficial for meeting life's problems without sinfully talking about them. - Back cover.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreStop counseling! Start ministering! Lead Character

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