Biblical Counseling

By Brad Brandt

Thirty-three years ago, the Lord privileged me to become the pastor of Wheelersburg Baptist Church, in Appalachian southern Ohio, where I presently serve. At the time, the church was 109 years old. I was 26 and had just finished four years of Bible college and another four years of seminary. I believed the Bible was the inerrant, infallible, trustworthy Word of God. I was committed to preaching it, making disciples by it, and equipping this precious congregation to live by it.

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“Once you have completed the exams and observation, you would be ready to begin the third and final phase for certification. This phase consists of 50 sessions of counseling under the supervision of an ACBC fellow.

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“Jay Adams entered into his eternal rest with his Lord on November 14, 2020. He was 91 years old.” - Mid-America Institute for Nouthetic Studies

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“That is why I want to invite pastors and counselors to attend this year’s Association of Certified Biblical Counselors Conference. This conference will be devoted to assisting the church of Jesus Christ in its ministry to those dealing with suicide.” - Cripplegate

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“Heath Lambert, president of the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors, explains how his field faces the same core battle as creationists.” - AiG

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“On January 30 Jay Adams will celebrate his 90th birthday! While Jay no longer receives email, we have established a special email address for his friends to communicate with him on this special occasion.” - INS

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Read Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3.

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Read Part 1 and Part 2.

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Read Part 1.

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Presented August 1, 2018 to the Bible Faculty Summit, Bob Jones University, Greenville, South Carolina.

The Value of Training in Biblical Counseling

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Pursuing ACBC Certification at Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary

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