Above & Beyond Christian Counseling
Christian Counselors, Deliverance Ministry and Spiritual Warfare
Are you open to receiving deliverance ministry but wonder if it will work for you? Do you have enough faith? Are you ready?
Clients often voice these questions, sometimes directly but often in subtle ways. I want to share with you what we say to them so you can hopefully be encouraged and not let doubt keep you from your appointed freedom. [Read more…]
Have you ever felt directionally challenged?
When you were supposed to go right, you went left and got lost?
Don’t feel bad, you are not alone. Do you remember the two believers traveling on the road to Emmaus in Luke 24:13? They were heading away from Jerusalem while consumed by the disappointment of Jesus’ death. They failed to realize Jesus was walking right beside them with the roadmap. [Read more…]
Dr. Don and Jan McKee, MA share insights on one of our most important elements of counseling people before and after deliverance. We focus on teaching them how to see themselves as God does and not what others or they view. We lay out elements on how to confront the demonic realm during the battle that goes on in our minds.
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We hear it frequently in client interviews. They share how someone has abused or mistreated them in the past, and they now want to visit the offender to tell them that they have forgiven them.
Is that always a good thing to do? Is it helpful? For whom? [Read more…]
“The devil is in the details” (or fine print). You’ve heard people declare that in exasperation. Are you aware that it belonged to God first? Taking the easy way out and relying on God to bail us out can lead to disaster.
Consider this explanation in Wikipedia:
“The devil is in the detail” is an idiom that refers to a catch or mysterious element hidden in the details, meaning that something might seem simple at a first look but will take more time and effort to complete than expected and derives from the earlier phrase, “God is in the detail” expressing the idea that whatever one does should be done thoroughly; i.e. details are important. (Emphasis added).