Biblical Counseling

Behold, I am making all things new.

Revelation 21:5

Biblical counseling begins with a settled confidence: the God who spoke the world into being is still in the business of making broken things new. It is not therapy dressed in Christian language, nor advice traded across a coffee table — it is the patient, prayerful work of bringing the whole counsel of God to bear on the struggles of an actual life: grief and anxiety, conflict and sin, suffering and the slow labor of change.

Here you are not a case to be managed but a soul being remade. The same Word that first called light out of darkness is more than able to do it again in you. That is why we call these intentionally helpful conversations — ordinary talks, aimed with care at the God who heals.

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Self-Guided

Resources designed for study & reflection.

Not every step forward begins in a meeting. Often the most fruitful work happens quietly — with an open Bible, an honest question, and a little time to think and pray. These resources are here for you to use at your own pace, whether you are preparing for a conversation with a counselor or simply seeking the Lord on your own.

We keep a growing library of self-guided tools for exactly this — a Bible knowledge exam, honest self-assessments, and counseling worksheets for walking through suffering. Use them on your own, or as a starting point for a conversation.

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Seek an Appointment

Talk with ProvBot to set up a time.

When you're ready to meet with someone, ProvBot — our digital assistant — is the quickest way to start. Ask your questions, tell us a little about what you're walking through, and request an appointment. It's available any time of day, and it will make sure your note reaches Pastor Chris.

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Prefer email? Reach out to chris@sovgracekc.org.

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Intake Forms

Help us begin well.

If you're stepping into counseling, these confidential forms let us begin from a shared understanding. Fill out whichever applies — your responses go directly and only to Pastor Chris.

Marital Counseling Intake Personal history & problem evaluation for those pursuing marriage counseling. My Philosophy of Change — A Survey A brief survey about how people change, so we can begin on the same page.