I. Introduction a. Aaron Skeens b. Medical Law and Ethics c. The Case of John F. and the HMO d. John is a 34 year-old male who has found himself visiting his local clinic quite often due to the finding of blood in his stools. At every visit, John never sees a physician, only a physician’s assistant. Robert, the physician’s assistant, never orders any testing on John, only sends him home with the advice to take an antacid.…
After establishing the background of his book McMinn (2011) begins to discuss several theological topics related to intra-disciplinary integration. The first theological them McMinn (2011) discusses is prayer. Despite the fact that many students are not adequately trained in theology or possess the necessary spiritual discipline to effectively integrate prayer into counseling, McMinn (2011) believes that prayer is essential to achieve mental and spiritual health. McMinn (2011) also mentions the ethical issues a counselor may come across when using prayer with their clients. McMinn (2011) then offers his readers with several techniques to incorporate prayer into their practice. With each technique that McMinn (2011) describes he also mentions the risk that exist if misused by individuals who have failed to be properly trained in each technique. McMinn (2011) then focuses his reader’s attention to the use of Scripture in counseling. As with prayer, if a counselor is not properly trained in the use of Scripture it can also be ineffective and posses a risk to client. McMinn (2011) points out that the Christian…
There are key disciplines shared that will help every Christian on their journey. Rankin’s book has given his reader Satan’s plan, and how Christian can win the battle in this spiritual warfare, despite Satan plan. Approaching spiritual warfare with grateful, and praise. Rankin’s shared experience of people that grow to seek the small things that God does for those that are in the battle. As readers face mountains, obstacles, and troubles, in reading these pages, they are now able to face them from a Godly perspective, and through that perspective, they will be empowered to appropriate the power of God’s Spirit, which all any Christian need to walk in the same victory Jesus won on the cross as He defeated…
For forty years, Peterson focused on speaking at communication workshops and to couples. He dedicates his life to counseling and pastoral ministry. Peterson wrote Why don’t we listen better? Communicating and connecting in relationships to help couples gain the communication skills needed and improve their relationship. In the book Peterson introduced the flat brain theory in which he uses this theory to understand the problem of failed communication. The theory also shows how and why tense situations get us upset and what to do about it. He discusses where the stomach, heart, and head fit in the Flat-Brain Theory of Emotions. He stated that, “Communication is the lubrication designed to keep our functions of stomach, heart, and head working separately and together” (Peterson 2007, 16).…
My spirit began to search for more of God . It is apparent that I must fast, pray and read my bible on a daily basis so that I can focus on God and build a closer relationship with him. This book is an excellent resource for counseling for those who need guidance in incorporating spiritual disciplines in a secularly dominated society. The only way this will be instrumental in counseling is to refer to its teaching and allow the Holy Spirit to make it conducive and acceptable in the counseling session. Many Christian counselors can use this resource to reach a level of maturity that will translate into true healing and…
Spiritually dead is the first of the five stages. This stage is basically a sinner who has not accepted Christ as their personal Savior and Lord. This person is still living a life of sin, and does not want to give up this life. Spiritually dead individuals do not have the love and forgiveness of Christ living within them.…
Spiritual Timelines Jennifer Curry, Ph. D, Louisiana State University, jcurry@lsu.edu Stephanie Dailey, M.A., LPC, stdailey@argosy.edu Spiritual Development What promotes spiritual development? Crisis Trauma Defining struggles or moments Grief and Loss Spiritual Mentoring Ongoing…
But then, when men join the local church where teaching, guidance and the truth is based on the Word of God and Scriptures come alive, an induction is beginning to develop men’s Spiritual Discipline. Spiritual Disciplines that are (and will be) essential for men’s survival because men are targets of an invisible adversary and with an enemy whose objective is to destroy ALL men.…
A mission statement is similar to a road map; we have to consult it ever so often to stay on track or as a reminder of our purpose for accomplishing our goals. A well-known educator and author stated, “ writing or reviewing a mission statement changes you because it forces you to think through your priorities deeply, carefully and to align your behavior with your beliefs ” (Covey, 1990). It is believed that teachers who have a clear knowledge of their responsibility in the classroom are usually more effective than those who have no set plans. While viewing a video presentation on the ‘Power of mission’, the speaker explained that,…
11.Sought through prayer and meditation to improve our conscious contact with God as we understood Him, praying only for knowledge of His will for us and the power to carry that out.…
Have migrants done a job on Australia or has Australia done a job on migrants? Byron Kemp.…
Submitted to Dr. Allan England in partial completion of course requirements for DSMN 500 ± Discipleship Ministries…
“Let us be clear, if there is no discipline, there is no discipleship. If we do not discipline ourselves, God Himself will discipline us (Heb. 12:5–11). One way or another, there will be discipline in our lives. Given our tendency toward sin, we must discipline ourselves for the purpose of godliness, lest we be disciplined by God.” (Lawson 2013)…
Personal and/or religious experience is particularly revealing for developing a fuller understanding or ourselves and/God? (35)…
Harper, R. T. (2008). Health and Wellness: Honoring God in Body, Mind, and Spirit. Marion, IN: Triangle Publishing.…