Biblical Counseling
Overview
Students in the Biblical Counseling emphasis are trained in the art of biblical soul care. Starting from what Scripture teaches about human nature, we work upwards to apply that teaching to the specific problems that individuals face. Our program prepares counselors to meet the needs of people with the all-sufficient resources that God provides, equipping them to bring biblical guidance and hope to sufferers in their local churches.
Dr. John Street and Dr. Stuart Scott, two of the premier leaders of the biblical counseling movement, are members of our faculty. Under the leadership of these and other like-minded counselors, our biblical counseling programs hold faithfully to the Bible-based model of counseling championed by ACBC. Biblical counseling programs at other schools typically teach an integration model, blending cherry-picked biblical principles with secular psychology. In contrast, we teach our students to understand why Scripture is sufficient to meet the needs of individuals and why Scripture alone offers people true hope.
- • Top local and national internships and career opportunities
- • Options to study abroad in Israel, Italy, and 10+ GO! locations
- • Receive mentorship and guidance from faculty advisors
- • Eligible for all undergraduate scholarships and aid
Explore TMU’s biblical counseling resources, including the Care of Souls Conference, observation videos, The Women’s Hope Podcast, and recommended books:
Potential Careers
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Studying Biblical Counseling at TMU has instilled in me a confidence in the sufficiency of Scripture, a love for learning and a desire to pursue everything with excellence...The professors at TMU have cultivated in me a love to learn... a passion for excellence in all I do, so that God may be glorified.
Julie DeVore '20
Next Steps: Applying
Since 1927, the mission of The Master’s University is to empower students for a life of enduring commitment to Christ, biblical fidelity, moral integrity, intellectual growth, and lasting contribution to the Kingdom of God worldwide.
Requirements:
- Required statement of faith and pastoral recommendation
- 3.6 GPA average for new applications
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