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Chris Moles recently joined the Roxanne and Ace Unlimited Podcast to talk about the book Caring for Families Caught in Domestic Abuse.
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In this episode, Rush Witt & Chris Moles talk about domestic abuse ministry, how pastors and church members can grow in this ministry, and whether or not abusers can really change. Full episode at buff.ly/487h6Tl. #podcast #domesticabuse #biblicalcounseling @PeaceWorks_CM
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Thanks to a generous donor, attendance and livestream tickets are now FREE.
Please join us on Jan 12 and 13 as Rachael and Chris shine much-needed light into the darkness.
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In this episode, @mynameisrush and @RevChrisMoles talk about domestic abuse ministry, how pastors and church members can grow in this ministry, and whether or not abusers can really change. Full episode at buff.ly/487h6Tl. #straighttotheheart #domesticabuse
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CTHN Book Resource: Caring for Families Caught in Domestic Abuse
Written by an experienced team of biblical counselors, Caring for Families Caught in Domestic editor Chris Moles and contributors Darby Strickland, Joy Forrest, Greg Wilson, Kirsten Christianson, and Beth Broom 1/2
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How does the Lord bring help to those who are suffering through domestic abuse? Psalm 121 reminds us that we go to the Lord for needed help and he helps us through his word and the support of his church. - Chris Moles
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We are SO excited for this newly released book and incredible resource, “Caring for Families Caught in Domestic Abuse”!
Be sure to check it out, and buy it for 40% off retail price (link below)!
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NOW AVAILABLE! Caring for Families Caught in Domestic Abuse is a comprehensive, Christ-centered response to the spiritual, emotional, and physical harm that domestic abuse causes to the abused spouse, the abusive spouse, and their children.
Save 40% at buff.ly/3rdlWhY.
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PeaceWorks Live 2023 (September 7-8 in Charleston, WV) is intended to serve both professional and lay helpers who are engaged in gospel-centered domestic abuse intervention ministry.
Visit ChrisMoles.org to learn more and register for this important conference.
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FREE | Becoming a Church that Cares Well for the Abused
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Pastors & church leaders, it’s true that responding to domestic abuse is difficult and fraught with ways to go wrong.
@gregwilson & I wrote this book not to tell you everything you’ve done wrong, but to help you do right. We’re all learning to care well.
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Woe to you shepherds of Israel who only take care of yourselves! Should not shepherds take care of the flock? You have not strengthened the weak, healed the sick, bound up the injured, brought back the strays, or searched for the lost. You have ruled them harshly. Ezek. 34:2 ,4
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In this blog post, Chelsey Gordon reminds biblical counselors of the importance of protecting themselves and others from the very real threat of being deceived. To access the full post, follow the link here: zcu.io/2lTD.
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Chris Moles is a Pastor and Biblical Counselor who helps churches and families confront the evil of domestic violence and promote healthy, God-honoring, relationships.
Register today at: calledtocounsel.com
April 27th-29th
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Currently working though this with our counseling interns. It’s an invaluable resource.
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We just did the final debrief on this series in our practicum class at @SBTS this morning.
This training resource doesn’t fit existing categories, and is worth considering for pastors, ministry staff & volunteers, and counselors.
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Abuse silences victims and renders them powerless. Listening makes room for their voice and restores dignity. As a church leader, never forget that they have honored you by coming to you. You have been seen as safe — be safe.
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Track C
DOMESTIC ABUSE
Objective: To carefully define domestic abuse, present a biblical understanding of the trouble, and then provide practical, Christ-centered, and exegetical sound guidance for those who counsel marriages where abuse is a reality.
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