Bøker av PH D Goodell

Dr. Goodell has been a pastor for over sixty years. He has been involved in church planting in the United States, Haiti, Romania, and the former Soviet Union. Under the Reagan Administration, Guy worked with a presidential staff member, Dr. Bob Billings, and smuggled Bibles into the Soviet Empire. He has traveled frequently to Russia since the breakup of the Soviet Union and he has also ministered in the Ukraine, Belarus, Latvia, and other of the former Soviet states.Guy has also founded and operated "Strength for Living," a Christian counseling center associated with and ministering to local churches. As a counselor and educator, Goodell has also developed courses for several Christian colleges in the United States, Russia, and the Ukraine.For twenty-five years, Guy conducted seminars for the New England Association of Christian Schools, encouraging and developing teacher skills for managing traditional classroom settings. Dr. Goodell has also traveled to local schools providing consulting for establishing church school programs.Guy has earned the following degrees: A.A., B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. He has taught at major colleges, universities, and seminaries in the United States and in Russia. Presently, he is pastor of Greater Glens Falls Bible Baptist Church in Hudson Falls, New York, and he is writing and publishing books to encourage and edify believers.

The book The Christian Abuser demonstrates how some Baptist and evangelical men misquote Ephesians 5:22-23 and lift the passage from its context in order to justify defining the wife's reality and practicing both verbal and physical abuse. The Biblical concept of headship is explored by the author, and he draws upon years of counseling experience to show there is hope for change in abusive relationships." Saved in 1955 at age fourteen, Guy Goodell has been preaching consistently from that time until now, almost sixty years. Upon graduation from high school, he served in the United States Air Force, working with the Chaplains in providing voluntary Bible studies in the barracks. While in Colorado, he earned the A.A. equivalent from the College of the Air Force, majoring in radar technology. In 1960, he enrolled at Tennessee Temple University to prepare for expanded ministry, finishing his tour of military duty in the Air Force Reserve in Chattanooga, Tennessee. After completing the B.A. degree, Guy and his family moved to Texas where he attended Dallas Theological Seminary in the fall and spring, studying at North Texas State University in the summers. Guy completed the M.A. in English at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville and the Ph.D. in Christian Counseling at Landmark Baptist College. He did additional post graduate studies at the University of Kentucky, Kentucky State University, Carson-Newman University, and the State University of New York. As a pastor, Guy established The Strength for Living Counseling Center fifty years ago and integrated counseling into his pastoral ministry. He has served as a counselor and as trainer of counselors for fifty years, working with judges, police, emergency medical personnel, pastors, evangelists, missionaries, and their respective families. Under the Reagan Administration, Guy was one of three hundred pastors who met with the President and accepted the responsibility of smuggling millions of Bibles into the Soviet Union. Guy worked with Dr. Bob Billings, a staff member of President Reagan, and incorporated "Bibles for Russia" for purposes of raising funds for printing the Bible in the Russian language. Guy still operates Bibles for Russia, helping develop ministries, serve pastors, and promote youth camps in Russia and former Soviet states. He helped establish Bible Schools in Russia, the Ukraine, and Romania.