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Ecclesiastes and Wisdom for the Prime of Life and Old Age

by, Brian Borgman
From the series: 2025 IBCD Summer Institute / Wise Counsel: Applying Ancient Truth to a Modern World
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This seminar equips biblical counselors with tools to provide Christ-centered guidance to those navigating the pain of separation and divorce. You will gain a deeper understanding of the emotional and spiritual challenges associated with marital breakdown and learn how to point counselees toward the healing, restoration, and hope found in Christ. With a focus on biblical truth, this seminar offers practical insights to support counselees in their journey toward renewed faith and purpose.

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  • Brian Borgman is founding pastor of Grace Community Church, Minden, NV (1993-present). He earned a B.A. in Biblical Studies from Biola University (La Mirada, CA), a Master of Divinity from Western Conservative Baptist Seminary (Portland, OR) and a Doctor of Ministry from Westminster Seminary (Escondido, CA). He has authored a number of books, journal articles, and much online material. Brian and his wife Ariel have been married since 1987. They have three wonderful children, Ashley, Zach and Alex and three grandsons.

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