Dr. Mike Schill has worked as a psychiatric technician, paramedic, and marriage & family counselor. He has been a lead pastor, ordained in the Christian & Missionary Alliance denomination, director of counseling and wellness center at Simpson University, a referral resource for Freedom in Christ Ministries, and holds a doctorate degree in clinical psychology. Currently, he does pastoral counseling and is an adjunct professor for A.W. Tozer Seminary teaching pastoral counseling and spiritual warfare. He is also a consultant to churches and pastoral staffs.

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Overview
Dr. Mike Schill is a gifted counselor who believes the Bible is the word of God. It represents truth to be obeyed, rather than a book of suggestions to be deconstructed or considered. Mike’s worldview is theistic rather than naturalistic or atheistic. He clearly believes that relegating all maladies or perceived mental illnesses to an either/or, physical or mental causation, is at best incomplete. He also believes that for a percentage of people a supernatural causation contributing to their struggles can be real rather than imagined. In this book, Mike is not only sounding an alarm of concern, but he is also ringing a bell of hope. As a Christian, and one trained in clinical psychology, he is in a unique position to address the consideration and evaluation of the impact a supernatural causation may or may not have on an individual in the context of clinical psychology and Christian counseling. This book is both insightful and challenging, and worth the cost and time it takes to read. I would also consider giving a copy of this book to your pastor and counselors at your church or therapists you have worked with or know personally, whether their worldview is theistic or materialistic.
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Book details
- Genre:psychology
- Sub-genre:Mental Health
- Language:English
- Pages:212
- eBook ISBN:9798350904635
- Paperback ISBN:9798350904628