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This book is not for the timid but for those who have the courage to take necessary steps to achieve a level of freedom they had never imagined.
-Grant Mullen, M.D. Author, Emotionally Free
Counselling often fails because we focus on the symptoms or behaviour without looking at the roots of the problem. Other counselling methods fall short when they focus on healing the inner wounds without challenging people to let go of their sinful ways of dealing with their pain. Ultimately any Christian counselling must address the reality that we were created to enjoy fellowship not only with God but also with each other.
Excerpt from the chapter Walls and Boundaries
Paul’s admonishment to the Corinthian church to get rid of the things of the flesh or carnal behaviour was another way of saying that their wounded soul was getting in the way of their walking in the spirit. It would be nice if we could simply ignore our wounded souls, but our sinful responses to our woundedness are a constant roadblock to our ability to walk in the freedom Christ has given us.
Excerpt from the chapter The Healing Process
Cheryl Shea’s desire is to help you overcome the traumas and emotional injuries you have experienced in life. While experiencing a life changing faith encounter at 17 years old, it wasn’t until her early thirties that she realized she needed human help dealing with the internal pain and anxiety that just didn’t seem to resolve. Her own healing journey led her to found the Mars Hill Centre in Edmonton that provided healing and hope for people looking for spiritual answers, but were wary of traditional churches. Cheryl is a Registered Professional Counsellor and Master Practitioner in Clinical Counselling with the Canadian Professional Counsellors Association. She holds a Master of Divinity degree from Edmonton Baptist Seminary (now Taylor Seminary) and a B.Sc from the University of Winnipeg.
