Ep.63 Why Christians should not seek secular counseling

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Ep.63 Why Christians should not seek secular counseling In this episode, Ekkie, ACBC certified, and Nathaniel, in the ACBC certification process, discusses secular vs. biblical counseling. Often, in our current day and age, Christians find themselves going to the world for solutions only God can offer. Nathaniel and Ekkie discuss how the Bible is wholly sufficient to deal with all Christian life and practice issues, including what we deem to be "mental disorders."

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