School of Biblical Counseling
Fall 2020 Registration Opens June 1st
Registration for Fall 2020 will open June 1st! Please click here for important dates and course offerings for upcoming semesters.
The School of Biblical Counseling
For over 50 years, the CCEF School of Biblical Counseling has trained students how to embody the wisdom and love of Jesus when facing the many issues of life. Our courses teach you how to give people, whatever their struggles, hope through a deepening relationship with him. Using the riches of God’s Word as our foundation and guide, we are committed to helping you grow in your confidence to offer Christlike counsel to those in need.
Ways to Learn
Courses
You can take courses individually, as part of a certificate, or as part of a degree program. We are continuing to add new courses! Click below to find a full course listing.
Certificates
If you take courses for credit, you are also eligible to earn up to three certificates from CCEF: Foundations of Biblical Counseling, Topics in Biblical Counseling, Counseling Skills and Practice
Partnerships
Your church or organization can experience additional flexibility and benefits from CCEF courses by becoming an official partnership with the School of Biblical Counseling!
Degree Program
CCEF coursework is eligible for transfer into some degree programs. We are a partner of Westminster Theological Seminary to teach our coursework as part of their fully online Masters of Arts in Counseling degree.
Dynamics of Biblical Change
The way that you counsel other people is determined by how you understand God, yourself, other people, life’s pressures, and change. This course addresses the depth, breadth, and balance of your understanding. How does Christ’s past grace, present grace, and future grace speak to our hearts and change how we live our daily lives? This course is about people. It is about how we face the troubles of life. It is about how we deal with our inner struggles. It is about how we change into Jesus’ image. Through case studies, class lectures, assigned readings, and Scripture, you’ll explore these practical questions. Self-counseling projects will help you to make first-hand, practical application of the concepts learned in class.
Faculty
