Types of Discipleship Counseling Offered
Is your life broken? Our biblical counselors can help you face such challenges as grief, guilt, shame, addiction, and more.
Is your marriage on the rocks? Our biblical counselors can help you and your spouse better communicate, overcome conflict, and focus on all that the Lord has for you in marriage.
If your family is going through a difficult time, we can help both parents and children respond well to life's challenges and better connect with Christ and grow strong in the Lord.
Counseling Classes
If you have a heart for the hurting, sign up to attend our next Biblical Counseling 101: Basics for Every Believer course. It is open to everyone, as it provides the basics of biblical counseling.
This two-hour class usually takes place once a week for six weeks, during January and February.
For more details, watch for announcements, or contact us below!
This two-hour class usually takes place once a week for six weeks, during January and February.
For more details, watch for announcements, or contact us below!
You may be a person people trust, confide in, come to for help and hope amid life’s challenges. We’d like to help you help them find breakthrough using the Bible and guided by the Holy Spirit!
In the Biblical Counseling Intensive Course you’ll learn how to overcome the barriers that keep people from living vibrant, thriving lives in Christ—to the glory of God.
These three six-week modules usually run from March through August, with an internship that follows for those who wish to become biblical counselors on our team.
In the Biblical Counseling Intensive Course you’ll learn how to overcome the barriers that keep people from living vibrant, thriving lives in Christ—to the glory of God.
These three six-week modules usually run from March through August, with an internship that follows for those who wish to become biblical counselors on our team.
A Word from Our Director:
“What happens to you matters to me.” That’s a key takeaway from Jesus’ parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37). It’s also the heart of CWC’s Biblical Counselling and Discipleship ministry.
Loving “neighbors” doesn’t mean “passing by on the other side” when people’s lives and/or hearts are broken. It means coming alongside—being there, showing care, giving hope. If you’re experiencing brokenness, we’re here for you.
It’s said that "Jesus walked around in a body—and He still does." We are His hands and feet. In light of His parable of the Good Samaritan, may we more and more each day learn to live and love like Jesus, reflecting to all, “What happens to you matters to me!”
Loving “neighbors” doesn’t mean “passing by on the other side” when people’s lives and/or hearts are broken. It means coming alongside—being there, showing care, giving hope. If you’re experiencing brokenness, we’re here for you.
It’s said that "Jesus walked around in a body—and He still does." We are His hands and feet. In light of His parable of the Good Samaritan, may we more and more each day learn to live and love like Jesus, reflecting to all, “What happens to you matters to me!”
—Pastor Dean
