29 episodes
Biblical Counseling in Action Biblical Counseling in Action
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4.9 • 26 Ratings
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The Biblical Counseling in Action podcast, hosted by Dr. Steve Viars, interacts with guests and explores how biblical counseling intersects with their jobs, ministries, relationships, etc. The podcast seeks to provide real life examples of Biblical Counseling in action – what it looks like in day-to-day living.
Steve Viars is a pastor, counselor, author, and leader in the biblical counseling movement, and Faith Biblical Counseling Ministries has been using God’s word to help those most in need, and to train those who want to learn to help others since 1977.
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BC in International Ministry
Today on the podcast, Pastor Aaron Birk joins us to discuss International Ministries and Missions at Faith Church.
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BC in Adult ministries
Pastor Dustin Folden joins the podcast to discuss adult ministries at Faith Church and the relationship between Sunday and Wednesday ministries and biblical counseling.
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BC in Romania/Moldova
Pastor Rob Green, on staff at Faith Church for 17 years, shares with listeners about he and his family’s recent trip to Romania and Moldova to serve Ukrainian refugees.
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BC in Seminary
Dr. Brent Aucoin, President of Faith Bible Seminary, joins the podcast to discuss their “church-based model” of seminary. Dr. Aucoin first explains his background and what led him to building people instead of rockets.
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BC in Domestic Abuse
Pastor Chris Moles joins Pastor Steve Viars in this episode. As a pastor and biblical counselor, Chris Moles comes alongside churches and families to confront domestic abuse and promote healthy, God-honoring relationships.
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BC in the Biblical Counseling Movement
In this episode, Pastor Steve Viars is joined by Pastor John Henderson. They discuss John's background in secular psychology and Christian psychology and how he came to biblical counseling.
Customer Reviews
Biblical Counselling in action in the WHOLE church!
What an excellent resource this podcast is going to be! As our church in South Africa is still in the beginnings of starting a biblical counseling ministry, this is my dream and prayer that our entire church grows to have this sort of culture of discipleship and one-another care as a normal part of mainstream church life, rather than seeing counselling as a separate ministry. Thank you for making these important conversations available to us!