Ecclesiastes warns of the vanity of worldly pursuits, and Scripture calls us to find true contentment in God’s provision. As Paul writes in Philippians 4:11, contentment is something we must learn, regardless of our circumstances. This session will explore the biblical foundations of contentment and how we can cultivate it in our daily lives. Drawing from the rich insights of the Puritans, particularly Thomas Watson and Jeremiah Burroughs, we will examine how their writings deepen our understanding of contentment and provide practical applications for both personal growth and counseling.
The Power of Active Counseling Training: Learn by Doing!
Train and equip competent counselors faster and more effectively using active learning structures in a "Flipped Classroom." Future counselors access IBCD video content outside of class and come together to experience active learning in the classroom community. There...