15:14 - Biblical Counseling Coalition

Dwayne Bond

BCC Council Board Member and pastor, Dwayne Bond, joins Curtis for a discussion about developing multiethnic church communities and the role biblical counseling plays in that endeavor.

Biblical Counseling and Mental Illness

This week’s episode of 15:14 is the third and final in our series of interview questions from the Biblical Counseling Coalition’s first Global Summit. Our guests were asked a series of questions and in this episode they respond to the question, “What does the Bible have to say to people who struggle with serious issues of mental illness?”

John Henderson

On this episode of 15:14 Curtis interviews John Henderson at the Association of Biblical Counselors National Conference. They discuss the content of John's messages at the ABC Conference as well as the ability for some licensed counselors to still practice biblical counseling.

Steve Viars

Dr. Steve Viars, Pastor at Faith Ministries in Lafayette, Indiana, joins Curtis to discuss the importance and value of reaching out to our neighbors with the love of Christ ministering to them both body and soul. Dr. Viars shares how biblical counseling is an effective outreach that opened doors to other avenues of outreach through community service.

The Golden Family

In this episode of 15:14, Curtis interviews Joel and Rachel Golden. The Goldens adopted two boys who both have Down Syndrome. The interview takes place in their home and provides a small window into the struggles and blessings that come with being a family with special needs.

Dr. and Mrs. Jones

Should all couples counsel together? Should you ever counsel with someone of the opposite gender who isn't your spouse? Should you bring a woman co-counselor with you to counsel a man who is getting marriage counseling? These are a few questions tackled by Dr. and Mrs. Jones as they discuss the challenges and benefits of counseling together as a couple.

Rachelle Starr

Rachelle Starr, Founder and Executive Director of Scarlet Hope, joins Curtis to discuss an incredible ministry. Scarlet Hope rescues women out of the sex industry by bringing the gospel to them.

Eric Pace

This episode of 15:14 features Eric Pace, Pastor of Macedonia Baptist Church and Founder of Pillars Ministry. Eric and Curtis discuss how “average” church members can have a significant role in the counseling ministries in their churches and communities.

Chad Robichaux

This episode features an interview with Chad Robichaux, Founder and CEO of The Mighty Oaks Foundation which runs The Mighty Oaks Warrior Programs. Chad is a former Force Recon Marine with eight deployments to Afghanistan, former law enforcement officer and Mixed Martial Arts champion. Mighty Oaks Warrior Programs help veterans, active duty service members and first responders who are struggling with Post Traumatic Stress (PTS). The program helps men and women overcome this battle through hope and help found in God's Word.

Kyle Johnston

Curtis Solomon interviews South African biblical counselor Kyle Johnston. Kyle discusses the state of biblical counseling in South Africa including some of the strengths and challenges faced in that nation. Kyle is an Elder overseeing pastoral care at Jubilee Community Church and offers biblical counseling among a network of churches in Cape Town. Kyle also teaches Biblical Counseling at George Whitfield College.