Author: Curtis Solomon

As a college professor overseeing the biblical counseling program, I often engage in the question of vocational opportunities for biblical counselors. The question of what opportunities are out there is one that rings in my ears both internally and externally. I feel the pressure internally because I care for my students; I want them to have bright futures and see fruit from the investment of their time, energy, and resources. The question comes at me from the outside with every perspective student luncheon I am blessed to participate in, usually from the parents. While I want this blog to be an encouragement to parents of future biblical counseling students and the students themselves, I am also targeting those leaders who have the ability to create jobs in the field of biblical counseling. I want you all to hear three main points: the pathways for employment in biblical counseling, the value of the work, and the call to create jobs creatively. Continue Reading →