The Christian Counseling Certificate (CCC) consists of four 3-credit courses for a total of 12 units. It provides short-term training on several fundamentals of congregational care for a diverse group of leaders.
Promote wholeness by integrating care for the body, soul, and spirit.
Demonstrate ethical, culturally aware conduct grounded in biblical values.
Apply theoretical, research-based, and biblical principles to real-world needs.
An introduction to the principle areas, problems, and concepts of Soteric counseling, taught from an apostolic frame of reference.
An introduction to various approaches for providing couples counseling in the church setting. The course teaches a biblical conceptual model for understanding marriage and how dysfunction occurs, and provides short-term methods and techniques to assist couples in crisis.
This course examines financial stewardship from a biblical perspective, focusing on destructive and addictive behaviors and the pathways to financial control and freedom while keeping God at the center of the process.
This course examines theories of grief and loss across the lifespan, exploring the role of spirituality in the coping process to increase the student's ability to implement Christ-centered faith modalities while mentoring or counseling those who have experienced loss.
This course covers issues, challenges, and effective treatment strategies for people struggling with addictions, including current neurobiology research and case study exercises based on clinical knowledge.
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