Psychology
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Illustrated Dictionary Of Dream Symbols
$18.99Add to cartThe Illustrated Dictionary of Dream Symbols is much more than a book of dream symbols; it will also add richness to your reading of God’s Word. Whether you use this book to assist in interpreting your dreams or as a companion for your study of the Word of God, you will find it a welcome companion.
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Understanding The Dreams You Dream Volume 2
$17.99Add to cartSome of the most exciting, entertaining, and even fearful events we ever witness are not in movies or on television. They are in our dreams. Many people believe that God speaks to us in our dreams. Understanding the language God uses in dreams will open a whole new world of understanding His plan for us.
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From Bondage To Bonding
$16.99Add to cart1. Codependency: A Self-Focused Way Of Life
2. Self-Forfeiture: Resigned To Helplessness
3. Self-Contempt: Inclined To Feet Worthless
4. Self-Aggrandizement: Desperate To Control
5. Self-Sufficiency: Determined To Stay Safe
6. Self-Deception: Committed To Denial
7. Fervent Longings
8. Painful Losses
9. Self-Protective Pretense
10. Autonomous Independence
11. The Healing Of Grief
12. The Wonder Of Grace
13. The Freedom Of Surrender
14. Reciprocal Grace: Free To Love And Forgive
15. Courageous Vulnerability: Free To Abandon Denial
206 Pages
16. Mutual Freedom: Free To Relinquish Control
17. Spiritual Vitality: Free To Trust And Obey
18. Sacrificial Love: Free To Risk And SufferAdditional Info
Codependency is a hot topic these days; dozens of new books about it appear each month. Trouble is, many of them deal only with escaping damaging codependent relationships—not with healing and rebuilding them. Groom (author of Married Without Masks) takes a more biblical approach. In uncomplicated language, she helps you see how codependency is actually bondage to sin and how the Gospel can restore you to healthy biblical bonding with God and others. -
Christian Counselors Manual
$24.99Add to cartThe Christian Counselor’s Manual is a companion and sequel volume to the author’s influential Competent to Counsel. It takes the approach of nouthetic counseling introduced in the earlier volume and applies it to a wide range of issues, topics, and techniques in counseling: – Who is qualified to be a counselor? – How can counselees change? – How does the Holy Spirit work? – What role does hope play? – What is the function of language? – How do we ask the right questions? – What often lies behind depression? – How do we deal with anger? – What is schizophrenia? These and hundreds more questions are answered in this comprehensive resource for the Christian counselor. A full set of indexes, a detailed table of contents, and a full complement of diagrams and forms make this one of the best reference books currently available for Christian counselors.
