All of us, from time to time, face challenges that threaten our security and exhaust our emotional and spiritual strength. It is not God's design that we struggle through these difficult times alone - help is available. Counseling is done from a biblical perspective consistent with a Christian world view. Counseling will involve an exploration of thoughts, feelings, beliefs, and expectations that affect choices and behavior.
The goal of Christian counseling is to help you grow toward maturity in Christ by giving you the opportunity to work through personal issues and relational problems that could hinder that growth. Beverly Chesnut, LMHC, the Director of Counseling at McGregor Baptist Church, received her B.A. in Psychology from Palm Beach Atlantic College, M.A. in Religious Education, and M.A. in Marriage and Family Counseling from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.
She is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, MH 5720. Beverly is married to Steve and they have four adult children.
The goal of Christian counseling is to help you grow toward maturity in Christ by giving you the opportunity to work through personal issues and relational problems that could hinder that growth. Beverly Chesnut, LMHC, the Director of Counseling at McGregor Baptist Church, received her B.A. in Psychology from Palm Beach Atlantic College, M.A. in Religious Education, and M.A. in Marriage and Family Counseling from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.
She is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, MH 5720. Beverly is married to Steve and they have four adult children.
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1. God's Word the source of their counsel?
Is the Bible seen as being one truthIs among many other truths, or is it the most reliable place for real help?
Find a counselor that is convinced that real truth applied to real problems brings about real change.
Lives are changed as the truth of God, as revealed in His word, is applied to the toughest problems.
2. Is the counselor biblically sound?
Sound theology should shape their psychology rather than the other way around.
3. Is the counselor committed to growth and change, or are they more interested in endless discussions about the problem?
Is the Bible seen as being one truthIs among many other truths, or is it the most reliable place for real help?
Find a counselor that is convinced that real truth applied to real problems brings about real change.
Lives are changed as the truth of God, as revealed in His word, is applied to the toughest problems.
2. Is the counselor biblically sound?
Sound theology should shape their psychology rather than the other way around.
3. Is the counselor committed to growth and change, or are they more interested in endless discussions about the problem?
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