We have gathered top books on Christian Counselling for you to read. Over the past few decades, Christian counseling has gone by several names. In summary, visualizing a continuum will be useful. Imagine the term “Christian” at one extreme of the spectrum. Imagine the word “counseling” at the opposite extreme of the spectrum. Christian counseling has been characterized as existing at some point on the continuum during the last few decades. Counseling has been characterized as incorporating Christian customs and practices, such as scripture reading, prayer, and the like, toward the Christian end of the continuum. There are few or no Christian customs and rituals at the counseling end of the spectrum.
Christian counseling is a type of mental health treatment that incorporates scripture, a Christian worldview, and traditional psychiatric techniques. It incorporates biblical ideas, spiritual resources, and prayer into the therapeutic process to assist people in overcoming obstacles in life, including as relationship troubles, anxiety, and depression. This method differs from secular counseling but can be used in conjunction with it. It can be provided by both Christian mental health professionals and spiritual leaders such as pastors.
Below are Books on Christian Counselling:
Effective Biblical Counseling (A Model for Helping Caring Christians Become Capable Counselors) – Larry Crabb
Pastors Library on Counseling (How to Counsel Biblically) – John MacArthur
The New Christian Counselor (A Fresh Biblical and Transformational Approach) – Dr. Ron Hawkins & Dr. Tim Clinton
The Quick-Reference Guide to Biblical Counseling – Dr. Tim Clinton & Dr. Ron Hawkins
The Quick-Reference Guide to Counseling on Money, Finances & Relationships – Dr. Tim Clinton, Bethany & Scott Palmer
