Katherine B.’s Reviews > Critical Stages of Biblical Counseling > Status Update

Ah yes, reason two to kick someone out of counseling.
“...when the counselee utterly refuses to God’s will.”

“The termination, in this case, will again be a transition. It will transition to church discipline.”

If you don't do what I want you to, then I'm going to tell The Church. It reads cult-ish.

“...you must make it clear, however, that the counselee must not merely profess to believe the message of salvation in order to bring the counseling agenda back to the table.”

Yes, you must agree with my beliefs in order for me to help you. -_-
And people wonder why I'm probably going to get a masters in CHRISTIAN counseling, not BIBLICAL counseling.

I'm sorry, if a counselor kicks someone out of counseling because they're not a Christian, they deserve to lose their job.

I will never fear that I'm using italics too much again.

This might be the most practical book I've actually read for school.