Pastoral Care Certificate
Caring for People God’s Way will help equip you to respond to the growing needs and provide competent and compassionate care to those who are hurting. This course is video-based and biblically-based, and features some of the best faculty in the world. The goal of this training is to help you understand the tough issues people wrestle with today and use the Bible with confidence with those who need clear direction and could use some strong encouragement.
Each unit comes complete with optional coursework and exams, whereby you can earn a certificate of completion in Biblical Counseling from Light University.
If you are interested in this one year pastoral care certificate program, please contact Pastor Caleb.
Unit 1. Introduction To Biblical Counseling
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Becoming A Christian Counselor
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Using Your Spiritual Gifts In Counseling
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Helping Others Find Significance In Life
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The Power Of Truth
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Overcoming Depression
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Surviving Sexual Abuse: On The Threshold Of Hope
Unit 2. Faith And Life
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The Effective People Helper
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Bringing People Into God's Presence
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How To Help People Change
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Heart Matters: Repentance And Godly Sorrow
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Forgiveness: Letting Go Of The Past And Pain
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The Spiritual Disciplines In Counseling
Unit 3. Marriage And Family
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Marriage: Keeping Love Alive
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Healthy Sexuality: A Biblical Foundation
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Addiction And Recovery
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How Couples Lose At Love: Disaffection In Marriage
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Hope-Focused Marriage Counseling
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Divorce Recovery: Starting Over Again
Unit 4. Challenging Issues In Biblical Counseling
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Crisis Response And Intervention
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Ethical And Legal Issues In Counseling Ministry
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Breaking Generational Patterns
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Infidelity: Stabilizing After The Affair
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Pain And Suffering: Helping People In A Broken World
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Breaking The Bonds Of Sexual Addiction
Unit 5. Emerging Issues In Biblical Counseling
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Managing Stress And Anxiety
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Grief And Loss
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Psychiatric Care And Medication
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Financial Bondage: Strategies For Freedom
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Anger Management
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The Helping Process: Basic Skills And Practice