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Biblical Counseling
The Biblical Counseling Ministry of Crossroad Community Church Found within this popular 23rd Psalm is the key to life’s troubles. God reveals to us that the answer is not found in principles, pills, or therapy groups. It is found in a relationship with Jesus Christ, who is the “Good Shepherd.” (John 10:11) Once you discover that there will never be a “thing” that will fix you but a Person who will restore you and lead you to a renewed life, then you will find you can say with the psalmist, “The Lord is my shepherd, I don’t want anything else.” Jesus alone can lead us to untroubled waters! At Crossroad Community Church, we believe that Jesus Christ has the power to heal any hurt, to overcome any addiction, to repair any relationship, to change any bad habit, and to rescue any life from the damages of sin. Jesus told us, “I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full.” (John 10:10b) This truth is a promise, and Jesus always comes through on His promises! The Bible records the stories of many people who cried out to God for HELP! (For instance, see Palms 18:6 and 79:9) They discovered that God “is an ever present help in times of trouble.” (Psalm 46:1) God encourages His children, “So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.” (Isaiah 41:10) What a promise! Based on his track record and his promise of help, we can say confidently, “The Lord is my Helper; I will not be afraid of what man can to do me.” (Hebrews 13:6) God cares about significant issues like these:
If you find yourself facing any of these issues, Crossroad Community Church can help. We have trained counselors who can take you to the Bible and to the feet of Christ to find healing and restoration. All you have to do is call and set up an appointment. You can phone us at 317-398-2575 or email at cccinfo@crossroad-community.com. Remember - there is nothing wrong with asking for help! You don’t have to carry your burden alone; the Good Shepherd wants to restore your soul. |
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