d.). When these counselees overcome the various obstacles, they will be able to know the spiritual battle in their lives and move towards freedom in Christ. Conclusion:

The topic of discipleship counseling has developed to become an important subject in the church, psychology, medical, and sociology fields. Dr. Anderson's book is a balanced and reasonable tool that provides an outline of the process of Christian-based counseling and how it can be established in church.

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McHenry, S.H. (2008). Therapy with God -- wonderful counselor, comforter, friend. United States of America: Sue McHenry.

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