How To Teach Hope Through Biblical Counseling

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1 IABC Pre-Conference Dr. Mark Shaw The Heart of Addiction: Overcoming Sexual Sin Thursday, November 1 10:00 AM - Is Addiction A Disease, Demon, or Decision? 11:30 - Lunch Break 1:00 Counseling Addictive Sexual Sins 2:30 PM Break 3:00 PM Knowing the Mind of an Addict to Help the Enslaved 4:00 PM Dinner Break 1

2 International Association of Biblical Counselors Regional Conference Hope & Help Through Biblical Counseling Thursday, November 1 6:00 Check-In and On-Site Registration 7:00 - Conference Welcome 7:15 Plenary Session #1 Hope & Help: Counseling and the doctrine of Creation Sanctuary Dr. David Tyler 8:15 Break 8:30 - Workshop Session #1 Hope and Help Can You Really Have That When There Is So Much Suffering? Part One Room #1 Dr. Kevin Hurt How Long, O Lord? This is an often repeated question in the Scriptures as God's people find themselves struggling with the issue of evil and the problems they face in this world. And just as it was then so it is today. As God's people we also face such questions. We ask, "How long, O Lord will it be until the trial I'm in comes to an end? How long, O Lord will it be until my child turns to you?", "How long, O Lord will this illness last?", "How long, O lord...?" The questions continue to mount in our hearts with every imaginable challenge we face as we try to make sense of why we struggle so much in our lives. If this is a question you or your counselee is asking, then you will want to attend this two-part workshop. It will address the topic of suffering and offer a Biblical perspective on how to find help and hope. Where We Can Find Hope Room #2 Dr. Ed Bulkley Christians who are struggling with difficulties and problems need to understand the Bible offers practical solutions. Hope is not found in man s philosophies, but in the sufficient Word of God. Counseling Abandoned Women Room #3 Mrs. Julie Ganschow This session addresses the practical and spiritual issues of life when a woman is abandoned by her husband. Evangelism in the Counseling Room: The Very Power of God Room #4 Dr. Mark Hagar Biblical counseling is one of the greatest evangelistic opportunities we will ever face in the church today, so we must be prepared to address the most powerful part of the change process the gospel! In this workshop you will learn how to effectively and comfortably evangelize in the counseling setting. You will be provided several unique illustrations that will help transition conversations and topics to the gospel. Additionally, you will learn ways to evangelize your community, connect outside counseling prospects to your church and to effectively evangelize religious people. Christian Women and Contentment Room #5 Mrs. Connie Cummings Is happiness your goal or contentment? Is there a difference? Discontentment in our culture and among Christians today is a huge problem but it is not new. It is displayed in many ways. We will look at the characteristics of discontentment, examples from Scripture and the consequences of it and the Scriptural warnings against it. Workshop is for women only 2

3 Friday, November 2 9:00 Plenary Session #2 The Practical Effects of Hope and How It Helps in Our Daily Lives Sanctuary Dr. Ed Bulkley 10:00 Break 10:15 Workshop Session # 2 Faith: the Ability to HOPE Beyond the Restrictions of the Present Room #1 Mrs. Marlowe Bulkley We will be checking out a few Heroes of Faith who lived by this principle to see how they survived the pressures of the world they were living in and the hope that kept them persevering through tough times. Taking Christ to Those Who Are Troubled and Hurting Room #2 Rev. Scott Tyler Every person will experience problems and tragedies in their life. Jesus said, In the world you will have tribulation. Oftentimes, a person becomes more open to the gospel when they are hurting and experiencing troubles. Counseling opportunities become opportunities to lead your counselee to Christ. The Repentant and the Unrepentant: Contrasts from Peter and Judas Room #3 Mr. Larry Ganschow In this session we will compare and contrast various aspects of repentance as we look at two important biblical figures, Peter and Judas. Did Judas repent? What was different about repentance in these two men? In this workshop we will explore what the Scriptures teach regarding forgiveness, feelings and how they need to be congruent with one another. The Critical Role of Repentance in Sexual Sin Room #4 Mrs. Julie Ganschow Sexual sin runs rampant in our society and even in the church. Many spouses want to stay married, but want to know he/she has truly changed. How can you know? This session will examine the various aspects of biblical repentance with respect to sexual sin in marriage. The Need for the Holy Spirit in Counseling Room #5 Rev. Albert Osden We, The counselee and the counselor should both be looking for change in the counselee s life, but knowing the Word of God and some formulaic approach to counseling will not bring about that change that lasts in the counselee life. In order for change to be brought about in a counselee s life, the Holy Spirit must be involved in the lives of both the counselee and the counselor. 11:15 Lunch Break 1:00 Plenary Session #3 Biblical Hope Do You Know What It Looks Like? Sanctuary Dr. Kevin Hurt 3

4 Hope for the Mentally Sick : Calling Sin Sickness Room #1 Dr. David Tyler 2:00 Break 2:15 Workshop Session #3 In the mid-1960 s, a major shift occurred in the church. Instead of calling sinful behavior sin, it was labeled sickness. Immorality is sexual addiction, idolatry is obsessive compulsive disorder, anger is intermediate explosive disorder, drunkenness is alcoholism, disobedience is oppositional defiant disorder, and stealing is kleptomania. This workshop will show how the disease model of behavior has affected evangelism and sanctification of believers. Key Passages for Faithful Counselors to Teach Addicts Room #2 Dr. Mark Shaw What are the key passages you must know to counsel those struggling with the life-dominating sins of addiction? Learn how the sufficient Word of God can be maximized to help an addict you will counsel. Biblical View of Selfishness and How It Relates to Marriage Room #3 Mr. David Wamble Selflessness or humility is one character quality that enables us to be all Christ wants us to be. Selfishness or pride is at the root of most marriage problems. Realizing one s selfish attitude is the first step toward a Christ-honoring marriage. This workshop will focus on how to change and put on humility. The Conundrum of Unbiblical Parenting Models that Pollute the Church Room #4 Dr. Mark Hagar Good parenting does not happen by default. The church is in serious disarray because we lost our spiritual roots in biblical parenting. Join Dr. Hager in learning how to counsel for change as he addresses the three major parenting styles and philosophies you will encounter in the counseling setting. You will learn how to effectively turn your counseling families back to God and His Word, as well as tackling some of the tough issues in parenting. There are several important resources available to help you in this important family counseling task. Reactive Attachment Disorder, A Biblical Approach Room #5 Mrs. Linda Rice This workshop will apply a biblical lens to characteristics of children fitting the psychological label, Reactive Attachment Disorder, and highlight main points in helping the child, the parents, and the siblings. A Biblical Foundation: The heart of HOPE and HEALING Room #1 Mrs. Marlowe Bulkley 3:15 Break 3:30 Workshop Session #4 "We will not believe more than we know, and we will not live higher than our beliefs." In our Biblically illiterate world, is it any wonder why so many struggle without hope? Have we been faithful to teach who God is: His character, His promises? Let's take a look at the possibilities of what we can share. Getting to the Heart of the Matter Room #2 Mrs. Julie Ganschow True change requires more than stopping one behavior and starting another. This session will help you to learn the key to true biblical change, and equip you to minister these critical truths to others. 4

5 Faith Without Works is Dead: Observations from Alcohol and Drug Addiction Room #3 Mr. Larry Ganschow This session explores the critical aspects of the heart in alcohol and drug addiction. This interactive session is led by a former "addict" and "alcoholic" who brings biblical and practical experience to the discussion table. Deceptive Diagnosis, The Next Chapter: Obesity Room #4 Dr. Kurt Grady According to today's popular press, obesity is the scourge of the current generation. Some even say it's a matter of national security. Its impact on the development of diabetes and heart disease is staggering. Millions of dollars are being spent by pharmaceutical companies looking for the brain hormone or neurotransmitter that is the key to this growing disease phenomenon. Is this a newly discovered genetic disorder? Is there a scientific explanation? What is really going on? In this workshop, we will answer key questions about one of the most insidious diseases to invade the church in the last 200 years. Is there a medical diagnosis...or could something else more fundamental be to blame? Using James 1 To Help the Counselee See Where Change Must Come In Their Life Room #5 Rev. Albert Osden So often we see trials and temptation as two different events in the believer s life. When we see trials in light of the Word of God and the sovereignty and plan of God in the life of the believer, we see that all trials have two possible kingdom responses. One kingdom being God s and it has a biblical response that will bring about self-examination and ultimately change. The other kingdom being that kingdom of self also has its responses and consequences in the believer s life. 4:30 Dinner Break 7:00 Plenary Session # 4 How Can There Be Present Hope In Ancient Oracles? Sanctuary Dr. Dennis Frey 8:00 Break Is Postmodernism Modern or An Echo From the Past? Room #1 Dr. Dennis Frey 8:15 Workshop Session #5 "Postmodernism is the currently reigning world view of the so-called progressive movement. Its impact on society is hugely significant. The church has not escaped its corrosive influence. Biblical counselors can expect to confront the destructive consequences of postmodern attitudes for decades to come." Hybrid Christianity: The Blending of Christian Theology and Man s Philosophies Room #2 Dr. David Tyler The church has allowed secularists to set the terms of how believers approach grief, depression, anger and the seeming endless number of problems people experience. Like the Israelites who integrated conflicting worldviews, one shaped by God and the other by Baal (Judges 1-3), the Church has accommodated and integrated humanistic philosophies with Christian theology. This workshop focuses on the way many believers hold to conflicting worldviews. One view shaped by the Bible the other by psychology. 5

6 Help & Hope - Can You Really Have That When There Is So Much Suffering? Part 2 Room #3 Dr. Kevin Hurt How Long, O Lord? This is an often repeated question in the Scriptures as God's people find themselves struggling with the issue of evil and the problems they face in this world. And just as it was then so it is today. As God's people we also face such questions. We ask, "How long, O Lord will it be until the trial I'm in comes to an end? How long, O Lord will it be until my child turns to you?", "How long, O Lord will this illness last?", How long, O lord...?" The questions continue to mount in our hearts with every imaginable challenge we face as we try to make sense of why we struggle so much in our lives. If this is a question you or your counselee is asking, then you will want to attend this two-part workshop. It will address the topic of suffering and offer a Biblical perspective on how to find help and hope. Angry Children Room #4 Mr. Johnny Kicklighter This workshop will focus on Lou Priolo s book Heart of Anger. This book deals with anger's root causes of anger in children, offering corrective advice from a biblical perspective. Counseling Believers Taking Psychoactive Medications Room #5 Dr. Kurt Grady Do you look at that long list of medications your counselee is taking and break out in a sweat? Do you wonder how you will help people who ask you to get them off their medication? What about the science? What about the chemical imbalances? You desperately want to help these people but don't have a clue where to start. This workshop will explore and challenge our presuppositions about science and medicine, compare the secular to the sacred, and help you arrive at place of compassion for the counselee and confident assurance that God is still in charge and His Word is still sufficient to apply in hurting people's lives. Saturday, November 3 Sanctuary Questions & Answers 9:00 Plenary Session #5 10:00 Break 10:15 Workshop Session # 6 How to Help Others Find Hope Room #1 Dr. Ed Bulkley A man lost his job, another man has been struggling with pornography for eleven years, a woman has been depressed and on medication for seven years. One thing all these people have in common is that they have lost hope of ever solving their problems. This workshop will focus on helping people who have lost hope. The Biblical Focus on Successful Marriage Counseling: Where Do I Start and How Do I Keep Them Together Room #2 Dr. Mark Hagar Marriage counseling is one of the most challenging endeavors of the biblical counselor. When you attend this workshop you will learn the important biblical principles of influencing any marriage relationship in conflict for positive change. You will learn the time-tested methods of biblical refocusing and conflict resolution that keeps couples working together to solve problems and glorify God. You will be equipped with resources for your own counseling experience and ministry. 6

7 Self-Injury and Cutting Room #3 Dr. Mark Shaw The problem of self-injury or cutting is becoming more and more prevalent in our society. In this workshop you will receive hope and help as you gain insight for dealing with this problem from a biblical perspective. Decision Making and the Will of God Room #4 Johnny Kicklighter Christians today are confused and wonder how to determine God s will. This workshop will examine the subject of decision making. We will discuss and contrast the traditional and biblical ways of knowing the will of God. We will also emphasize six things God wants you to know. Faith and Repentance: From Alcohol and Drug Abuse Room #5 Larry Ganschow Fear is sometimes called a lack of faith. Substance abusers eventually reap life damaging consequence; and fear of failing at a sobriety attempt- or fear of succeeding- is a call for taking steps and growth in faith. Conference Ends Speaker Biographies Dr. Ed Bulkley is the founding pastor of LIFE Fellowship, a Bible church in Westminster, Colorado, where he has served as senior pastor for more than 32 years. Dr. Bulkley has been involved in the Biblical Counseling movement for many years and is the author of the book Why Christians Can t Trust Psychology, a text that is used around the world in churches, seminaries, universities, and counseling centers. As president of the International Association of Biblical Counselors (IABC), Dr. Bulkley has been calling the Church back to its Biblical roots, reminding God s people that the Lord has given us everything we need for life and godliness through our knowledge of him who called us by his own glory and goodness, (2 Peter 1:3). Dr. Bulkley is married to Marlowe, an author in her own right, who has ministered alongside Ed for more than 44 years. Marlowe Bulkley, a certified biblical counselor, is the wife of Dr. Ed Bulkley, president of the International Association of Biblical Counselors. Having worked by his side for over forty-three years as a pastor s wife, Marlowe has had numerous opportunities to share Biblical principles at seminars, retreats, conferences, radio and television interviews as well as teaching the women at her home church. She has her Master's Degree in Biblical Studies and her first book published: Laughing Your Way Through Menopause. Mrs. Connie Cummings, a graduate of Master s International School of Divinity, holds an Associate in Christian Studies degree in Biblical Counseling. She is certified by the International Association of Biblical Counselors and is a counselor at Gateway Biblical Counseling and Training Center. She is the Director of Life Line Women s Ministry. Life Line provides weekly Bible studies for women from a variety of churches throughout the area. Dr. Dennis Frey, M.B.A., D.B.A., A.B.S., M. Div., Th.D. Dr. Frey is the Founder and President of Master s International School of Divinity in Evansville, Indiana. Dr. Frey is founder of Trinity Theological Seminary's online Division. He has pioneered work in Web and Internet based advertising and educational delivery systems for theological distance education institutions. Dr. Frey is a former pastor, and the founder of a biblical counseling center. Dr. Frey served in the United States Navy ( ). He is the author of Biblical Directionism: A Biblical Approach to Counseling Methodology. 7

8 Julie Ganschow has been counseling and discipling women for nearly two decades. As a women's Bible study leader and teacher she found that many women were looking for biblical and practical information on how to address the issues of life. This was a natural segue into women's discipleship and counseling. Currently, she is the Director of Reigning Grace Counseling Center and has an active counseling ministry as well as teaching and training others in biblical counseling. Julie is the author of many counseling related materials for counselors and those pursuing education in Biblical Counseling. Her extensive training has led to certification with the National Association of Biblical Counselors (NANC), and International Association of Biblical Counselors (IABC). Julie is the Missouri State Coordinator and Mentor for those desiring certification in the IABC. Reigning Grace Counseling Center (RGCC) is a NANC Certified Training Center. Larry Ganschow, for the past 25 years has ministered to those struggling with drug and alcohol related issues. He has provided services to a portion of the incarcerated population in Missouri, and with those in a long-term, intensive alternative to incarceration program in conjunction with the court system. Larry has extensive experience in both inpatient and out-patient counseling services. In addition to his professional work, he is certified with the International Association of Biblical Counselors and counsels with Reigning Grace Counseling Center in Kansas City, Missouri and works exclusively in their program for those with substance abuse issues. Dr. Kurt Grady is a pharmacist and business leader in the St. Louis area. At present, he is Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at Senior Scripts, a privately held Geriatric Medication Management company headquartered in Chesterfield, Missouri. Kurt earned both Bachelor of Pharmacy and Doctor of Pharmacy degrees from the St. Louis College of Pharmacy and completed residency training at the University of Florida Health Science Center. He earned a Master's degree in Business Administration from Southern Illinois University and a Doctor of Biblical Studies (Biblical Counseling) from Masters Graduate School of Divinity in Evansville, Indiana. His counseling and research interests are in the areas of the philosophy of science and psychiatric medicine and how these affect the Church. Kurt is certified by the International Association of Biblical Counselors. He serves as a teaching faculty and member of the Boards of Directors of Overseas Instruction in Counseling and Masters International School of Divinity. He has also been a counselor and instructor at Gateway Biblical Counseling and Training Center since its inception. Kurt has published several articles and he lectures on biblical counseling topics domestically and internationally. He is the co-author of Deceptive Diagnosis: When Sin is Called Sickness, and ADHD: Deceptive Diagnosis, both by Focus Publishing. Kurt is married, has three sons and resides in Fairview Heights, Illinois. Dr. Mark Hager and his wife Cindy are former career Police Officers in the St. Louis area. Dr. Hagar is presently the pastor of First Church of the Nazarene in Kirksville Missouri. He holds a B.A., M.Div., Th.D. (Biblical Counseling) and is currently completing a Ph.D. in Biblical Counseling. Dr. Hagar is certified by the National Association of Nouthetic Counselors and the International Association of Biblical Counselors. He has written many counseling articles including being a contributing author of the book, The Popular Encyclopedia of Apologetics. Dr. Hager is also a New Start Coordinator for the Missouri District Church of the Nazarene and provides leadership and coaching for starting new churches. He also is founder of the Auto-Care ministry International an outreach & caring ministry of service & repairing vehicles for single moms and widows. He and His wife Cindy are counselors at the From the Heart Biblical Counseling & Training Center in Kirksville Missouri. Both Pastor Mark and his wife Cindy are conference speakers on evangelizing through counseling and other practical issues in biblical counseling. Dr. Kevin Hurt. Twenty-three years ago God called Kevin to Clayton, Georgia to pastor a small group of about 5 families who were meeting each week for a home Bible study. God grew that little group into what is now Grace Bible Church where Pastor Kevin has served for the past twenty-three years. Pastor Kevin has from the inception of Grace Bible Church been committed to the exposition of God s Word through verse-by-verse teaching of the Scriptures. It is his heart s desire to make the Scriptures clearly understood and applicable in today s uncertain and confused world. Pastor Kevin has received training in Biblical Counseling under Lou Priolo, a Fellow with the National Association of Nouthetic Counseling (NANC). Pastor Kevin is presently a certified Biblical counselor and serves as the Vice President of the International Association of Biblical Counselors (IABC). He holds his Doctorate in Biblical Counseling from the Master s International School of Divinity. 8

9 Mr. Johnny Kicklighter holds an A.A.S in Weather Forecasting, a B.S. in Business, and M.A. Min. in Biblical Counseling. Mr. Kicklighter is a counselor and instructor at Gateway Biblical Counseling and Training Center, in Fairview Heights, Illinois. He is certified by the National Association of Nouthetic Counselors and the International Association of Biblical Counselors. He is retired from the military after serving 26 years in the U.S. Air Force. He is currently a defense contractor working at the U.S. Transportation Command, Scott AFB, Illinois. He is married to the former Chris McCann and they have four sons and ten grandchildren. Rev. Albert Osden has been in full time ministry since He came to the Edgemont Bible Church in 1993 as the youth pastor. In 1998, he and his family went to Cuiaba Brazil to work with youth. As the Lord so often does, Al ended up Pastoring a church and doing discipleship, as well as family and marriage counseling. Returning to the states from a wellestablished field, He became an Associate Pastor at the Edgemont Bible Church just after the establishment of the Gateway Biblical Counseling and Training center. He proceeded to go through the training and Graduated from Masters International School of Divinity with a Masters of Ministry in Biblical Counseling in July of Having been certified with the IABC since October 2007, he is one of the counselors at Gateway. Mrs. Linda Rice Married since 1980, Linda Rice and her husband have a biological daughter, an adopted daughter, and an adopted son. She holds M.A. in Biblical Counseling from The Master s College in Santa Clarita, California, and is certified by the National Association of Nouthetic Counselors. Mrs. Rice began counseling in 2005 and has been counseling at Gateway Biblical Counseling and Training Center since Dr. Mark Shaw is the Pastor of Clay Christian fellowship and Founder and President of Truth in Love Ministries in Birmingham, Alabama. He is a certified biblical counselor (NANC) and is a certified Master s Level Addiction Professional (MLAP) with the Alabama Association of Drug and Alcohol Addiction. Dr. Shaw is the author of a number of books and booklets including The Heart of Addiction, Addiction-Proof Parenting and Divine Intervention: Hope and Help for Families of Addicts. Dr. David M. Tyler holds a B.A. in Theology, an M.A. in Pastoral Ministry, and a Ph.D. in Biblical Counseling. Presently, Dr. Tyler is the Director of Gateway Biblical Counseling and Training Center, in Fairview Heights, Illinois. He is certified by the National Association of Nouthetic Counselors and the International Association of Biblical Counselors. Dr. Tyler is the Dean of the Biblical Counseling Department and Vice President of the Board of Directors of Master s International School of Divinity in Evansville, Indiana. He serves on the board of directors of Personal Freedom Outreach in St. Louis, Missouri. Dr. Tyler also lectures and leads workshops on Biblical Counseling. He is the author of Jesus Christ Self-Denial or Self-Esteem, Self Esteem: Are We Really Better Than We Think, The Second Coming of Jesus Christ: Oil, Terrorism and Nuclear War, God s Funeral: Trading the Sacred for the Secular, co-author of Deceptive Diagnosis: When Sin Is Called Sickness and ADHD: Deceptive Diagnosis. Rev. Scott Tyler has pastored Southern Baptist churches in Illinois and Arkansas. He is presently the pastor of First Baptist Church in New Athens, Illinois. Reverend Tyler holds a Bachelor of Christian Studies in Biblical Counseling and is certified by the International Association of Biblical Counselors. Mr. David Wamble has a Bachelor of Christian Studies in Biblical Counseling and is presently completing a Master of Christian Studies in Theology from Master s International School of Divinity. Mr. Wamble, a counselor for Gateway Biblical Counseling and Training Center, is certified by the International Association of Biblical Counselors. He has been employed at Afton Chemical in St. Louis for 28 years. 9

10 CONFERENCE CD ORDER FORM Thursday, November 1 Pre-Conference with Dr. Mark Shaw 10:00 - Is Addiction A Disease, Demon, or Decision? 1:00 - Counseling Addictive Sexual Sins 3:00 - Knowing the Mind of an Addict to Help the Enslaved 7:15 Plenary Session #1 Dr. David Tyler Hope & Help: Counseling and the doctrine of Creation 8:30 - Workshop Session #1 Dr. Kevin Hurt Hope and Help Can You Really Have That When There Is So Much Suffering? Part One Dr. Ed Bulkley Where We Can Find Hope Mrs. Julie Ganschow Counseling Abandoned Women Dr. Mark Hagar Evangelism in the Counseling Room: The Very Power of God Mrs. Connie Cummings Christian Women and Contentment Friday, November 2 9:00 Plenary Session #2 Dr. Ed Bulkley The Practical Effects of Hope and How It Helps in Our Daily Lives 10:15 Workshop Session # 2 Mrs. Marlowe Bulkley Faith: the Ability to HOPE Beyond the Restrictions of the Present Rev. Scott Tyler Taking Christ to Those Who Are Troubled and Hurting Mr. Larry Ganschow The Repentant and the Unrepentant: Contrasts from Peter and Judas Mrs. Julie Ganschow The Critical Role of Repentance in Sexual Sin Rev. Albert Osden The Need for the Holy Spirit in Counseling 1:00 Plenary Session #3 Dr. Kevin Hurt Biblical Hope Do You Know What It Looks Like? 2:15 Workshop Session #3 Dr. David Tyler Hope for the Mentally Sick : Calling Sin Sickness Dr. Mark Shaw Key Passages for Faithful Counselors to Teach Addicts Mr. David Wamble Biblical View of Selfishness and How It Relates to Marriage Dr. Mark Hagar The Conundrum of Unbiblical Parenting Models that Pollute the Church Mrs. Linda Rice Reactive Attachment Disorder, A Biblical Approach 13

11 3:30 Workshop Session #4 Mrs. Marlowe Bulkley A Biblical Foundation: The heart of HOPE and HEALING Mrs. Julie Ganschow Getting to the Heart of the Matter Mr. Larry Ganschow Faith Without Works is Dead: Observations from Alcohol and Drug Addiction Dr. Kurt Grady Deceptive Diagnosis, The Next Chapter: Obesity Rev. Albert Osden Using James 1 To Help the Counselee See Where Change Must Come In Their Life 7:00 Plenary Session # 4 Dr. Dennis Frey How Can There Be Present Hope In Ancient Oracles? 8:15 Workshop Session #5 Dr. Dennis Frey Is Postmodernism Modern or An Echo From the Past? Dr. David Tyler Hybrid Christianity: The Blending of Christian Theology and Man s Philosophies Dr. Kevin Hurt Help & Hope - Can You Really Have That When There Is So Much Suffering? Part 2 Mr. Johnny Kicklighter Angry Children Dr. Kurt Grady Counseling Believers Taking Psychoactive Medications Saturday, November 3 9:00 Plenary Session #5 Questions & Answers 10:15 Workshop Session # 6 Dr. Ed Bulkley How to Help Others Find Hope Dr. Mark Hagar The Biblical Focus on Successful Marriage Counseling: Where Do I Start and How Do I Keep Them Together Dr. Mark Shaw Self-Injury and Cutting Johnny Kicklighter Decision Making and the Will of God Larry Ganschow Faith and Repentance: From Alcohol and Drug Abuse If you would like a copy of any of the Plenary Session and/or Workshops on CD, please place an X next to those you wish to purchase. Cost: $5.00 per session or $150 for All 38 sessions Make checks payable to: Gateway BCTC Please allow 3 weeks for delivery Print your name and mailing address below: 14