Shepherding Others

Several years ago, Christian psychologist and best-selling author Larry Crabb announced, '"The primary context for healing should be the Christian community." In an interview in this theme, he explains how older, wiser church members can shepherd others. Articles in this theme include devotionals on how the Bible instructs us to care for others, an assessment of your counseling style, and how to set up shepherding groups in your church. Table of Contents: The Power of Caring for People The New Testament's wisdom on how to help others-in body, soul, and spirit. Robb Redman Where Healing Belongs Returning soul care to the local church. with Larry Crabb Why Nonprofessionals Make Great Counselors Your 5 advantages in caring for people. Robert J. Morgan Staying Close to Your Enemies How to care for people who don't like you. Gary D. Preston The Care and Feeding of Leaders People with leadership gifts need a special kind of shepherding. Roy C. Price Comfort in the Face of Tragedy How to help the hurting. Karen Mohler How to Give Good Advice Some people want you to listen; others genuinely want you to speak. Fred Smith Raising Up Shepherding Groups 4 questions to ask. Charles Ver Straten Shepherding in the Shadow of Death Helping people die with grace and hope. Greg Asimakoupoulos Exercises in Caring Learning to listen, learning to trust. Eric Reed