BHBC Student Center
Undergraduate Courses
CCS - 101 Christian Counseling 100 - 3 credits
This introductory course addresses the local Church, the Christian counselor, and the Christian community.
CCS - 211 Christian Counseling 200 - 3 credits
This course introduces the Bible as the most valuable tool that can be used in Counseling.
CCS - 301 Building Strong Marriages & Families - 3 credits
A study of the importance of communication and the periphery things that tend to destroy a marriage.
Graduate Courses
GCCS - 500 Hereditary Traits - 3 credits
Studying the sinful traits that are passed on by the fathers.
GCCS - 520 Abnormal Psychology—3 credits
A study of abnormal behaviors due to thinking that violates social mores and standards.
GCCS - 550 Christian Counseling I - 3 credits
Studying the counselor, their personal issues, as well as interpersonal issues and family issues.
GCCS - 560 Christian Counseling II - 3 credits
A study of the issues that people face, including identity and developmental issues, as well as dealing with addictions, finances, vocational and spiritual issues.
GCCS - 610 Crisis Counseling I - 3 credits
A study of the biblical perspective for crisis and application of biblical principles to the counseling process.
GCCS - 620 Crisis Counseling II - 3 credits
A study of the crisis of death, divorce, transitions, children and adolescents, and the Type A Personality, as well as Scriptures for counseling, prayer, and confidentiality issues.
GCCS - 623 Counseling for Change - 3 credits
Covers a wide spectrum of counseling issues with avenues to bring about change in the counselee.
GCCS - 629 Counseling, Psychology and the Christian - 3 credits
This course studies the composite of the Christian with emphasis on the contrast between his mind, will, emotions, and human spirit.
GCCS - 630 Marriage Counseling - 3 credits
A study of the process and critical issues of pre-ceremony and post-ceremony marriage counseling.
CCS - 101 Christian Counseling 100 - 3 credits
This introductory course addresses the local Church, the Christian counselor, and the Christian community.
CCS - 211 Christian Counseling 200 - 3 credits
This course introduces the Bible as the most valuable tool that can be used in Counseling.
CCS - 301 Building Strong Marriages & Families - 3 credits
A study of the importance of communication and the periphery things that tend to destroy a marriage.
Graduate Courses
GCCS - 500 Hereditary Traits - 3 credits
Studying the sinful traits that are passed on by the fathers.
GCCS - 520 Abnormal Psychology—3 credits
A study of abnormal behaviors due to thinking that violates social mores and standards.
GCCS - 550 Christian Counseling I - 3 credits
Studying the counselor, their personal issues, as well as interpersonal issues and family issues.
GCCS - 560 Christian Counseling II - 3 credits
A study of the issues that people face, including identity and developmental issues, as well as dealing with addictions, finances, vocational and spiritual issues.
GCCS - 610 Crisis Counseling I - 3 credits
A study of the biblical perspective for crisis and application of biblical principles to the counseling process.
GCCS - 620 Crisis Counseling II - 3 credits
A study of the crisis of death, divorce, transitions, children and adolescents, and the Type A Personality, as well as Scriptures for counseling, prayer, and confidentiality issues.
GCCS - 623 Counseling for Change - 3 credits
Covers a wide spectrum of counseling issues with avenues to bring about change in the counselee.
GCCS - 629 Counseling, Psychology and the Christian - 3 credits
This course studies the composite of the Christian with emphasis on the contrast between his mind, will, emotions, and human spirit.
GCCS - 630 Marriage Counseling - 3 credits
A study of the process and critical issues of pre-ceremony and post-ceremony marriage counseling.
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