Above & Beyond Christian Counseling
Christian Counseling, Deliverance Ministry and Spiritual Warfare
“I have forgiven my offender, but I do not trust him/her!”
Sound familiar?
Guess what? That is an entirely fair statement!
Forgiveness is a requirement by God. Trust is earned!
When I am counseling couples, the two are often confused so I would like to share two encounters with you dealing with adultery. [Read more…]
Few topics polarize the Body of Christ like the spirit realm and spiritual warfare. The discussions may not be as passionate as the gift of tongues, but good-hearted folks can disagree fervently over the impact of demons and Satan in our lives today. I want to outline 12 points that I believe are relevant and important for the times we live in. [Read more…]
Is spiritual warfare an Old Testament concept? Do Christians need to understand and engage the spirit realm today or did Jesus take care of that on the cross? These are important questions and what we believe has implications for how we live our daily lives. [Read more…]
In my experience as a Christian Counselor offering deliverance ministry services, I have observed patterns and common themes among those who struggle to walk in freedom following our sessions. I want to cover four of the major ones:
Unforgiveness. One common roadblock to a successful deliverance is an unwillingness to forgive. This is a significant precursor since God’s word is clear on this. The most notable scripture dealing with God’s view on forgiveness is found in Matthew 6:15, “But if you do not forgive others their sins, your Father will not forgive your sins.” Believers know the importance of this principle, but there are lesser-known issues that rise up also. [Read more…]
Is poverty a branch in your family tree?
Do you struggle with lack of finances?
Do you get to the brink of success only to fail?
Does money slip through your hands?
Let’s look at the roots of your family tree.
You might like to call this poverty a generational curse, but not so fast!
If you played a part in this repeating cycle of poverty, it may be because of iniquity. [Read more…]