1. A fresh biblical and transformational approach

2.   A journey from past to present  Streams of influence  New horizons  A change of heart  Possession of soul  Conformity to Christ  Image of God  Partnering with God for the redemptive healing of souls  Personal Transformation Purpose

3.   Person of the client  Problems of the client  Person of the counselor  Process  Power  Prescriptive Plan  Peace Factors Affecting Personal Transformation

4.   Who is man?  Psalm 139, Genesis 1-2  Understanding the complex interplay of elements affecting the nature of man Person of the Client

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6.   Personal path to brokenness  Personal choices regarding patterns of behavior Problems of the Client

7.   Professional / pastoral / priest (community of care)  Counselor as conduit for the character and heart of God Person of the Counselor

8.   Founded on grace and Truth  Facilitated by assessment across human nature modalities  Requiring adaptation, assessment of firing order, bridging Process

9.   Counselor attention to his/ her internal life (You can’t give what you don’t have)  Partnering with Holy Spirit  Utilizing the Word of God in a relevant manner/ grace  Keeping persons in accountable and encouraging relationships/ Church Power

10.   Programmatic plan for change leading to transformation (p1-p4 diagram)  Eliciting the present narrative  Forming collaboratively a preferred future  Developing collaboratively a best fit strategy for change  Placing the person inside of a biblical community for accountability and encouragement Prescriptive Plan

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12.   God of peace  Ephesians 5:1 – Sanctified through and through  Greatest Commandment—Love God, Love Others  Philippians 4:9-10  Colossians 1  Spiritual congruence factor Peace