The Soul Care Bible

The Soul Care Bible

Experiencing and Sharing Hope God's Way

by Thomas Nelson Publishers, Tim Clinton

1792 pages· 2001· ISBN 9780785257516
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The Soul Care Bible helps identify common counseling problems and needs, shows the reader how to cope with, manage, or overcome each problem with scriptural support and expert Christian advice, and gives hope and reassurance for resolving each problem with God's help. The Soul Care Bible helps people discover and share the message that no matter what, God cares for them, and He offers a divine healing path for their life situations. It's a great tool for lay and professional counselors as well, because it's more than a resource to use for people-it's one to use with them. The full text of the New King James Version is included, along with over a hundred major articles written by experts in Christian counseling including Josh McDowell, Charles R. Swindoll, Joni Eareckson Tada, Gary Smalley, Liz Curtis Higgs, Archibald Hart, Stormie Omartian, Barbara Johnson and Larry Crabb. Tim Clinton, Ed.D., Executive Editor and President, American Association of Christian Counselors, has assembled an outstanding team of counseling authorities who provide biblical advice about a full array of topics, including anger, anxiety, bitterness, blended families, overeating, sexuality, temptation, and many more. Hundreds of additional notes and profiles apply specific biblical passages and narratives to counseling themes.

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