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<p class="Body">What an important subject! This article discusses how to help those struggling to hold on to their faith. Gembola notes that many of these struggles result from ethical concerns rather than objections to the gospel, and he offers practical wisdom on how to respond. He also provides an extensive list of resources for your reference and a reflection exercise that counselors can use as they walk with people through a season of faith deconstruction.</p>
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Michael is an adjunct faculty member at CCEF and consulting editor for the <i>Journal of Biblical Counseling</i>. He is an ordained minister and a licensed professional counselor (LPC) and serves as Executive Director of Blue Ridge Christian Counseling in VA. He holds master’s degrees in biblical studies and in counseling from Westminster Theological Seminary and has done continuing education in trauma recovery. He teaches counseling courses at Westminster, the Blue Ridge Institute for Theological Education, and Santiago Seminary. He is the author of <i>After an Affair: Pursuing Restoration</i> (P&amp;R Publishing, 2018) and <i>Anxious about Decisions: Finding Freedom in the Peace of God</i> (New Growth Press, 2022).

Counseling in a Season of Faith Deconstruction

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