CO101 Introducing Pastoral Counseling I: Theory and Practice

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In this introduction, Dr. Eric Johnson identifies the seven pillars of pastoral counseling, essential skills needed, and issues of human development. He emphasizes the biblical view of God and human nature so you can care for others in a way that expresses Christ’s love. This course is beneficial for anyone involved in Christian counseling.

Introduction

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Introducing the Speaker

Introducing the Speaker

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The Seven Pillars of Pastoral Counseling—Pillar One: The Glory of God

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The Glory of God

The Glory of God

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The Seven Pillars of Pastoral Counseling—Pillar Two: The Word of God

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The Word of God

The Word of God

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The Seven Pillars of Pastoral Counseling—Pillar Three: The Story of God

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The Christian Metanarrative

The Christian Metanarrative

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The Seven Pillars of Pastoral Counseling—Pillar Four: Union with Christ

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Union with Christ

Union with Christ

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The Seven Pillars of Pastoral Counseling—Pillar Five: Self-Examination

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Self-Examination

Self-Examination

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The Seven Pillars of Pastoral Counseling—Pillar Six: The Dialectic of Law & Grace

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The Dialectic of Law & Grace

The Dialectic of Law & Grace

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The Seven Pillars of Pastoral Counseling—Pillar Seven: Love & Empathy

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Love Is the Primary Christian Virtue

Love Is the Primary Christian Virtue

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Counseling Skills

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Basic Counseling Skills

Basic Counseling Skills

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Benner’s Five-Session Model for Counseling

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How Much Counseling Is Needed?

How Much Counseling Is Needed?

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Conclusion

Summary Thoughts about Pastoral Counseling

Summary Thoughts about Pastoral Counseling

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Appendix: Screencasts

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Discovering Jesus’ Qualities and Characteristics

Discovering Jesus’ Qualities and Characteristics

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