Counseling
Wise, loving counsel from the Word of God.
Whatever you are carrying, whether grief, fear, conflict, shame or a struggle you cannot name, God’s Word speaks to it with truth and with hope. We would be honoured to walk with you.
Understanding it
What is biblical counseling?
Biblical counseling is the personal ministry of God’s Word: one believer helping another to see their life and their struggles through the lens of Scripture, and to respond to God in faith and obedience.
Every one of us lives by some understanding of who we are, what is wrong with us and what will make things right. Biblical counseling holds that the God who created us has given the truest answers to those questions in His Word. Scripture explains the troubles of the soul, our own sin, the wrongs done to us, and the pain of life in a fallen world, and it points us to the grace and power of Jesus Christ to forgive, heal and change us.
So a biblical counselor does not simply manage symptoms. They listen patiently, seek to understand the whole person, and gently bring the promises, commands and comfort of Scripture to the heart, where real and lasting change begins.
Rooted in Scripture
The Bible is our authority and our source of wisdom for the soul.
Centred on Christ
Our hope is not a technique but a Person, the Lord Jesus.
Aimed at the heart
We look beneath behaviour to what we love, fear and trust.
At home in the church
Care happens best within the family of a local church.
Who it is for
No struggle is beyond the reach of God’s Word.
People come to us with many kinds of burdens. Here are some of them.
What to expect
The journey of counseling.
Please read What We Believe before you begin. It explains our approach, confidentiality and what we ask of you.
Reach out
Email info@biblicalsoulcareuganda.org with a few lines about yourself and what you are facing. We will reply with next steps.
Complete the Personal Data Inventory
The PDI is an intake form that helps your counselor understand your background, your situation and your hopes for counseling before you meet.
Meet with your counselor
Sessions take place weekly or every two weeks. Scripture is the only source of authority used, and your counselor will encourage you to stay closely connected to your local church.
Do the homework
Every session ends with homework, which opens the next session. Faithfully completing it is essential: counseling cannot continue without it.
Ready to begin?