CARING LIKE CHRIST
Equip your whole church to care for the hurting- the way Jesus did.
Session 1 - Called to Care
Caring for the hurting isn't reserved for professionals; it's the calling of every believer. Find out how ordinary people can Care like Christ in every-day life.
Session 2 - Called to Conversations
Learn the nine kinds of conversations Jesus modeled, and how to move past small talk into conversations that make a real impact.
Session 3 - Called to Counseling
You may not feel like a counselor, but every mature believer is called to offer wise, biblical counsel without changing the personality God gave you. Jesus taught his disciples to impact others, he can teach you too!
Session 4 - Called to Conviction
Learn the five convictions of a church that cares like Christ. Without them, you might care for people, but you won't care like Christ! Skipping them leads to compromise!
Each session includes a free workbook with discussion questions and exercises for groups or individuals.
Prefer the training live? Invite a BCC trainer to lead Caring Like Christ at your church—a half‑day conference (typically a Saturday, 9 a.m.–2 p.m., lunch included) that walks your whole congregation through all four sessions with live teaching, Q&A, and discussion. Call (847) 398‑7193 to check available dates.
This training series is great for churches, small groups or any ministry leader to help improve their care.
- Four twenty-minute training videos
- Full printable workbook with notes and small group discussion guides
- Promotional resources
Listen to the testimonies of a few recent participants:
"Thank you for all of your resources! I have really learned a great deal from this video series."
"Please create more series like this!"
"It's been very beneficial in my own life and in how I think about counseling."
"I feel more confident to have Christ-like conversations with the hurting now."
"I am grateful for this series. We are trying to foster compassion and helping each other. The examples share from Christ's life were so valuable and relatable."
