The Master of Arts in Christian Counseling (M.A.C.C.) degree Program is designed to prepare the student for counseling of individuals, couples, families and special focus groups within the context of the local church, para-church ministries, church-related agencies, or other religious settings. The M.A.C.C. program equips the student to help people realize personhood wholeness in every area of human life – spirit, mind, and body.

MCC 524 - Counseling Through Your Bible

This course teaches how to use biblical truth to change minds, hearts, and lives.     

Book - Counseling Through Your Bible by June Hunt – order fromAmazon.com, Kindle Edition

MCC 523 - The Christian Counselor - Nouthetic Counseling

“Where two or three are gathered together in my name, there I am in their midst” (Matthew 18:20).  In truly biblical counseling, therefore, where a counselor and counselee meet in the name of Jesus Christ, they may expect the very presence of Christ as Counselor-in-charge.

MCC 526 - Sin and Grace in Christian Counseling

 

 

This course and the book are an exploration of how Christian views of sin and grace relate to Christian counseling. In the first chapter the author considers the gulf between biblical counselors and Christian psychologists, which is often expressed as a disagreement about how one should handle sin when working with clients.