Lasting Hope for Life’s Hardships

Fieldstone Counseling exists to engage with life’s experiences through biblically-based, Christ-centered, and clinically informed counsel.

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Fieldstone Counseling is committed to serving our community and local churches through biblically-based counseling.

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“At Fieldstone Counseling you will find humility, hope, and help in a place where you are befriended and known deeply.”

Ed Welch, M.Div., Ph.D.

CCEF Faculty Member

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“Fieldstone is carving out a new category. They serve hurting people by offering high-quality counseling that's both guided by the Word of God and honors the importance of local church communities. The counselors at Fieldstone are trained to address the complexities of a person’s troubles with humble confidence that God is always speaking a better word through Jesus Christ”

Jeremy Pierre, M.Div., Ph.D.

Lawrence & Charlotte Hoover Professor of Biblical Counseling
The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

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“I’ve known Jonathan Holmes as a friend and counselor for several years. I have personally seen the benefits that a parachurch counseling ministry can provide. This is why I’m excited about the people, marriages, and families that will be blessed through the ministry of Fieldstone Counseling.”

Brad Hambrick, M.Div., Th.M.

Pastor of Counseling, The Summit Church
Assistant Professor of Biblical Counseling, SEBTS
Council Member of The Biblical Counseling Coalition

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“There is a great need for counseling centers that are built on the foundation of the gospel, connected to the local church, clinically-informed, and provide spaces for people to encounter the hope of Christ. I am excited for what Fieldstone Counseling will mean for the city and churches of Cleveland and beyond.”

Jason Kovacs, M.A., C.B.C.

Executive Director, Gospel Care Collective
Co-Founder, Together for Adoption

We like to describe the counseling process using a simple metaphor.

Latest Resources

Psalm 126: Pilgrim Reflections

In pondering Psalm 126, we find various themes for reflection and prayer in the midst of seasons of drought. 

What are the Songs of Ascents?

Some believe that the fifteen psalms are representative of the fifteen steps leading up to the temple in Jerusalem. Most scholars, though, believe that the ascent is referring to the Israelites pilgrimage during the three annual feasts (see Deuteronomy 16:16).


Accounting Issues (Part Two)

Underconfidence in the Lord’s power. David’s accounting would not build his faith when God called him to action against enemies that outnumbered him. He would be tempted to doubt and fear. My accounting of what seems to be a no answer serves the same purpose. It undermines my confidence in a holy God who works independently of circumstances, time, and space.  When I despair, I choose to trust my own instincts instead of what I know and have seen of God’s mighty power. This stance inevitably leads to fear.


Accounting Issues (Part One)

I prayed about it for years really–not just a casual prayer here and there, but those fervent, wake up in the middle of the night prayers. And there it was…a sort of answer, right in front of me in a clear, direct way. There could be no confusion. If this was the answer, God’s answer was no.


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