Connection Point Biblical Counseling Center

You're Invited! This September, the Connection Point Counseling Conference brings together counselors, pastors, ministry leaders, and caregivers for a thoughtful conversations about Embodiment & Counseling—what it means to care for the whole person through the lens of Scripture.

If you're committed to growing in wisdom and faithfulness as you care for others, we'd love to have you join us.

And don't come alone—invite a friend or colleague to join you!

Connection Point Counseling Conference | Embodied & Counseling: Biblical Care for the Whole Person

Register today! https://bit.ly/CPCCon2026

God designed us to grow and find healing not in isolation, but in the context of His people.

We’re excited to welcome Kevin Sanders to the Connection Point Counseling Conference, where he will explore the vital role of biblical counseling within the local church.

In his breakout session, "Biblical Counseling in the Church: The Pastor’s Role in Counseling," Kevin will help pastors and ministry leaders consider how counseling is not simply a specialized ministry, but an essential part of shepherding God's people. Together, we’ll explore how pastors can faithfully care for the souls entrusted to them through the wisdom of Scripture, the power of the gospel, and the support of the body of Christ.

As churches seek to cultivate cultures of care, this session will encourage leaders to embrace the call to walk alongside people in suffering, struggle, and growth.

Join us as we gather to pursue a vision of counseling that is deeply rooted in Scripture and woven into the life and ministry of the local church.

REGISTER HERE: https://bit.ly/CPCCon2026

Looking for continuing education that will strengthen both your ministry of care and your professional practice?

The Connection Point Counseling Conference has been approved for 9 CE hours for ABC, CTHN, and now, LPCs too!

Join us this September for Embodiment & Counseling: Biblical Care for the Whole Person, as we explore topics like anxiety, OCD, biblical views of attachment, the body and gender dysphoria, worship, self-harm, technology, pastoral care, and the role of the local church—and more.

Come to grow in wisdom. Come to be encouraged. Come to connect with others who are committed to caring for people faithfully and compassionately.

And bring a friend! Know a counselor, pastor, ministry leader, or fellow caregiver who would benefit from this conversation? Tag them below or send this post their way. 👇

Register today and join us at Connection Point!
https://bit.ly/CPCCon2026

The Connection Point Counseling Conference was created out of a desire to bring together counselors, pastors, ministry leaders, and caregivers who want to think deeply about what it means to care for people faithfully.

A place where Scripture remains our foundation.
A place where we wrestle honestly with the complexities of suffering.
A place where we pursue a deeper understanding of the whole person—body, soul, relationships, and spiritual life.

Throughout the conference, we'll explore what it means to care for people as God created them—whole persons whose bodies, souls, relationships, spiritual lives, cognition, volitions, and affections are deeply connected.

Grounded in the sufficiency of Scripture and shaped by the grand narrative of redemption, we'll engage topics including anxiety, OCD, trauma, worship, technology, parenting, pastoral care, and the ministry of the local church, seeking to understand how God's design informs faithful counseling and ministry.

This is more than a conference.

It’s an invitation to be part of a community committed to caring well.

Join us this September for the first Connection Point Counseling Conference.
🔗 Register Today: https://bit.ly/CPCCon2026

The body matters. Suffering matters. Hope matters.

Caring well for others begins by seeing them the way God does.

We are not simply minds to be informed or problems to be solved—we are embodied people, created in the image of God, deeply known and fully loved by Him.

In our bodies we carry stories of joy and suffering. Our experiences shape us. Our struggles are real. And in every season, we need the hope and grace of Christ.

At the Connection Point Counseling Conference, we’ll explore what it means to care for the whole person with wisdom, compassion, and biblical faithfulness.

Because when we see people as God sees them, we can begin to care for them as He calls us to.

Join us this September as we gather to pursue a deeper understanding of embodied living and faithful care.

Register today: https://bit.ly/CPCCon2026


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Suffering impacts the whole person—and faithful care begins by seeing the whole person.

In our newest podcast episode, shares about her journey of faith, the hope we have in Christ, and what it means to offer compassionate care to those experiencing deep struggles.

As we prepare for the Connection Point Counseling Conference, we invite you to listen to this encouraging conversation and hear more about the heart behind Julie’s sessions on embodied suffering, self-harm, and raising children in an age of technology.

Listen today and join us this September!
🎧 Listen: https://bit.ly/DeeperTogether_ApplePod
🔗 Register: https://bit.ly/CPCCon2026

What does it look like to hold onto hope in the midst of suffering?

In our newest podcast episode, we sit down with for an honest and encouraging conversation about her life, her faith, and the hope we have in Christ for those who are suffering in embodied ways.

Julie shares from her own experiences and ministry about the importance of seeing people as whole persons—recognizing the deep connection between our bodies, our stories, our struggles, and our need for the grace of God.

In this episode, we explore:
✨ What it means to offer hope to embodied sufferers
✨ How the gospel speaks into deep pain and struggle
✨ Why compassionate care begins with understanding the whole person

Julie will also be joining us at the Connection Point Counseling Conference for three sessions:

🎤 Plenary: Embodiment and Counseling: Hope for Embodied Sufferers
🎤 Breakout: Compassionate Care for Those Tempted to Self-Harm
🎤 Pre-Conference: Growing Bodies: Raising Children in an Age of Technology

We hope this conversation encourages you and reminds you that even in suffering, we are held by a God who sees, knows, and cares for us.

🎧 Listen to the newest episode today! https://bit.ly/DeeperTogether_ApplePod
🔗 Register for the conference too! https://bit.ly/CPCCon2026

Biblical counseling is more than applying isolated truths—it requires understanding the bigger story of Scripture and how God's design shapes the way we care for people.

We’re excited to welcome Pastor and Counselor John Kim ( ) from Solus Counseling () to the Connection Point Counseling Conference, where he will help us explore the intersection of theology, culture, and faithful care.

In his breakout session, "Biblical Theological Perspectives for Counselors," John will equip counselors and ministry leaders to think more deeply about how the grand story of Scripture informs our understanding of people, suffering, change, and hope.

In "Embodied Culture and Biblical Counseling," John will explore how our cultural context shapes the way we understand ourselves, our bodies, and our struggles—and how biblical counseling can offer a faithful, embodied vision of human flourishing.

Join us as we gather voices from across the biblical counseling and ministry landscape to pursue wisdom, depth, and practical care rooted in Scripture.

REGISTER HERE: https://bit.ly/CPCCon2026

The transition from summer to school can bring excitement—but it can also bring anxiety, resistance, and unexpected challenges for children and parents alike.

How can we help our children navigate this season with wisdom, grace, and confidence?

Our children's counseling specialist Sarah Mayhas written a FREE resource to help families think biblically and practically about the return to school. Inside you'll find encouragement and practical guidance for preparing you and your child emotionally, spiritually, and relationally for the new school year.

Whether your child is eager to head back or feeling overwhelmed by the change, we hope this resource equips you to walk alongside them with patience and hope.

📖 Download your free copy today and start the school year with intentionality.
www.connect-point.org/resources

What if understanding OCD requires us to think more deeply about both the body and the soul?

We're pleased to welcome Dr. Jordan Williams of Gateway Seminary to the Connection Point Counseling Conference, where he'll present "OCD: An Embodied Spiritual Struggle."

OCD presents unique challenges for those who counsel, pastor, and care for others. In this session, Dr. Williams will help us think biblically about obsessive-compulsive disorder by exploring the complex relationship between the body, the mind, and the spiritual life. How do we faithfully uphold the sufficiency of Scripture while taking seriously the embodied realities of those who struggle?

If you desire to care for people with greater theological depth, wisdom, and compassion, this session will equip you to minister with both conviction and grace.

Join us as we explore how a robust biblical anthropology shapes faithful care for those navigating the realities of OCD.

REGISTER HERE: https://bit.ly/CPCCon2026