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Role of the Holy Spirit & the Local Church in Addiction Counseling
3 Hour CEU
Dr. Shaw brings clarity to addiction biblical counseling in the local church by teaching some essential truths that we believe about the Holy Spirit and the powerful Word of God which are the same truths that we need to minister to those struggling with addictions of all kinds. Practical resources to use in working with people caught in addictive lifestyles are given.
Course curriculum
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Welcome!
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The Practical Outworking of the Holy Spirit in Addiction Counseling
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The Role of the Holy Spirit in the Change Process
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The Role of the Church in Helping Someone Who is Addicted
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Encouraging the Body of Christ to Do Team Biblical Counseling
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Required Reading | for CEU with ACBC
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To get credit for this CEU: send us your ACBC ID!
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Two Awesome TAC Curricula!
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Completing Your Addictions Counseling Specialization with ACBC
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Get Commissioned with The Addiction Connection (CABC)
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About this course
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Instructor
DMin, Biblical Counseling, ACBC since 2002, CADAC II Dr. Mark E. Shaw
Dr. Mark E. Shaw, Founder of The Addiction Connection, is an ordained minister and author over 28 published resources. Starting his counseling career in residential addiction treatment and medication-assisted treatment centers in Mobile, Alabama, Mark was introduced to Biblical Counseling in 1999. He has been certified with the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors (ACBC) since 2002, and he obtained a Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) in Biblical Counseling in 2008. Dr. Shaw serves full-time as the Pastor of Counseling at the Nocatee Campus of First Baptist Church of Jacksonville, FL.
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What if I already purchased "ACBC Addictions Counseling Specialization - Education Phase"?
Please note that if you have already purchased "ACBC Addictions Counseling Specialization - Education Phase" for $197 from The Addiction Connection, then you already have this mini-course. If you have any questions, please email us at [email protected] or reach out to ACBC at [email protected]
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