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Virginia T. Holeman

Biography

Virginia T. Holeman is professor emerita of counseling at Asbury Theological Seminary and has served as a licensed professional counselor in Kentucky. Holeman is the author of Reconcilable Differences (2004) and Theology for Better Counseling (2026).

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Addiction and Virtue

Philosophy

“Kent Dunnington offers a compelling account of addiction as interpreted through the lens of virtue. A strong theological and philosophical foundation helps the reader to see how the good news of Jesus Christ offers a powerful alternative to the habit of addiction. While some within the addiction treatment community will find Dunnington's arguments controversial, others will experience them as a breath of fresh air. Either way, Addiction and Virtue is a worthwhile read!”

Counseling Couples in Conflict

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Addressing the concerns of professional counselors and pastoral counselors alike, Sells and Yarhouse offer a biblically-based, theological-grounded and therapeutically-sound model for working specifically with couples in conflict. I recommend this book for beginning counselors and for seasoned colleagues in the field. It definitely has a home on my bookshelves.”

Divorce and Remarriage in the Church

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“With fresh insights from ancient sources, Dr. David Instone-Brewer takes a deep yet engaging look at this timely topic. He writes with a scholar's mind and a pastor's heart. Clergy, counselors and church councils should read this book and then thoughtfully reflect upon his conclusions regarding a biblical perspective on divorce and remarriage. People who are thinking about marriage, divorce and remarriage should also read this book as it offers both hope and challenge.”

Leading Together

Work, Money & Leadership

“Dr. Snyder's research offers a window into Christian leadership development that has not been assessed before now. Her research supports local church embodiment of true servant leadership, which follows a Galatians 3:28 paradigm.”

Stronger Than You Think

Women

“Stronger Than You Think offers to women and men sound theology and practical psychology on managing many of the perplexing dilemmas of being human. If you struggle with self-esteem, body image or relationship matters, then this book will help you to grow into the whole person that God created you to be.”

The Integrative Mindset

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“If you want to enrich your clinical integration capacities, then read this book! Brad D. Strawn and Earl D. Bland guide you through ways to embody a 'thick' integrative presence with your clients that will rekindle the wonder of joining God in God's work in your clients' lives.”

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Cover of Reconcilable Differences

Reconcilable Differences

Marriage, Family & Relationships

Cover of Theology for Better Counseling

Theology for Better Counseling

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

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