The world we live in because of the influence of sin is filled with problems.  When crises happens, whether by "accident" or design, they cause severe disruptions to our lives.  It is an inherent quality of ministry to be able to effectively minister to those in crises times.

Codependency has aptly been called the "common cold" of relationships. It is not only associated with all addictions and obsessive-compulsive disorders, but, is in many ways, an addiction disorder in its own right: an addiction to pathological relationships, acceptance and approval.

This course deals with the subject of dysfunctional families, especially as related to the psychological and spiritual dynamics of generational patterns.  Attention is given to the need for understanding the theological and psychological patterns of reconciliation and the importance of relationship between the Father image and its influence on generational patterns in the family.

Many couples go into marriage not realizing the sacredness and commitment they are entering into. It's a commitment that requires a lot of attention and sensitivity. We treat the most importance alliance in our lives as though it must maintain itself without our wholehearted effort.

Counseling and Family Violence focuses on the etiology, context, methodology and effects of domestic violence within the family. It is important to understand the bio-psychosocial antecedents to family abuse and violence, understand the cycle of violence and the behavioral patterns associated with each phase of the cycle and to understand various forms of abuse that can escalate to violence.