The goal of the FCM is to introduce primary tools, principles and models for biblical counseling ministry. By learning and practicing these principles, students often experience personal growth and healing. Topics of the FCM may include but are not limited to: active listening, mind renewal, trauma, sexuality, grief and loss, boundaries and more. .
God brings healing to the degree that we cooperate with his work in our lives, whether in FCM or elsewhere. Many subjects covered in FCM address learning to be whole so we can help others heal.
When overseas, students will apply what they’ve learned during the lecture phase through short teachings, relationships, and practical service.
You will learn how to listen well, how to begin to minister to survivors of sexual abuse and other traumas, how to give short teachings, how to minister inner-healing prayer, how to understand grieving people and different personalities, how to renew your mind, and many other skills.
You will be attending daily FCM classes, and weekly YWAM community worship and intercession times. You will be assigned a two hour a day work duty. You will also submit journal work every week and write a paper approximately every other week.