VLOG – How Can I Use the Summit Counseling Seminars with a Friend or Small Group?

Question: I’ve been to several of the Summit counseling seminars and notice there appears to be a couple of different kinds. You frequently recommend studying them as a small group or with a friend. That seems like a great idea, but since I haven’t done that before I’m not quite sure how to start something like that. Do you mind giving me guidance?

Resources: Here are several resources that can be useful in preparing for of following up with the conversation discussed in this VLOG post.

• Here is a link to each of the “Creating a Gospel-Centered Marriage” seminars:
  • Foundations
  • Communication
  • Finances
  • Decision Making
  • Intimacy (coming October 19 and 26)
• Here is a link to each of our 9 Step seminars:
  • Overcoming Anger
  • Taking the Journey of Grief with Hope
  • False Love: Overcoming Sexual Sin from Pornography to Adultery
  • True Betrayal: Overcoming the Betrayal of Your Spouse’s Sexual Sin
  • Future seminars will be posted at www.bradhambrick.com/videos
  • To learn more about our pre-marital mentoring opportunities click here.
• The four questions recommended to guide small group discussions are:
  • What did you learn that was new to you about this subject?
  • What did you learn that was helpful for your personal growth?
  • What did you learn that was helpful in your caring for others?
  • How did grow in your understanding of the gospel’s relevance for life?
• For more information about formal counseling options available through Summit visit here.

To review the other questions addressed in this VLOG series click here.

Note: The VLOG (video-blog) Q&A is a regular series on my blog. If you would like to submit a question, it can be e-mailed to Summit’s admin over counseling at counseling@summitrdu.com (please note this is an administrative account; no individual or family counsel is provided through e-mail). Please limit your questions to 3-7 sentences. This is not a forum for to request or receive counseling. No responses will be sent to questions other than those selected for a video response.