|
|
Welcome to the Christian Counseling Connection
A New Book Every Christian Leader or Congregant Must Read, NOW!
Not since I first read Dwight Carlson's 1994 book 'Why Do Christians Shoot Their Wounded' have I read a more relevant and crucial book for the church today.
Crooked Cross: A Journey Out of Religious Abuse
Welcome to the Christian Counseling Connection!Since 1995, We provide resources that are research based, professional, AND simultaneously consistent with the Judaeo-Christian theology. We do not consider professional counseling a 'rival religion,' any more than scheduling a dentist appointment shows a lack of faith. Consider the following:
Why So Many Pastors Abusing the Trust of Those God Has Placed in Their Care?A fantastic article that captures what this website is based on. By Richard D. Dobbins Few leaders in our society have more power over others than ministers--power to abuse or power to set free. However, people are more likely to have a healthy wariness of "quacks" in law, medicine and counseling than they do of "quacks" in religion...
Last Updated (Monday, 20 December 2010 18:09)
|
How Can I Discern Whether I'm in a Healthy or Abusive Fellowship?Abusive fellowships are often the most exciting Christian gatherings around -- filled with dedicated, committed, enthusiastic leaders and members. Do not let enthusiasm and sincerity be the basis for approval. More often than not, abusive fellowships cannot be recognized by mere outward appearance. By discrediting facts, the leaders of such gatherings control information. Leaders may deny these practices -- or marginalize them in some way. It is important to investigate any fellowship thoroughly....
Last Updated (Monday, 20 December 2010 18:11)
Why Do Christians Shoot Their WoundedIt's no sin to hurt.Thousands of Christians suffer real emotional pain--such as depression, anxiety, obsessiveness. Many other Christians, including prominent leaders, believe emotional problems are the result of sin or bad choices. These attitudes often only add to the suffering of those who hurt.
|
