Craig Lounsbrough

M.Div. Licensed Professional Counselor Certified Professional Life Coach

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Fighting the Battles

In my book, "The Eighth Page,' the main character David has a unique encounter with a little girl who possesses insight beyond her years.  In one line, she states that men fight many battles.  Some are without.  Some are within.  Some are both.  But in it all, the basis for the battles are unnecessary.  They are driven by greed.  Fueled by … [Read more...]

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Something Bigger Than Us

In my recent book, "The Eighth Page," I discuss understanding that hope is based in something bigger than us.  Much bigger.  Something that's sovereign and immovable.  Something untouched by everything that we could touch it with as a means of destroying it. “Pausing and scanning the landscape for a moment, he turned back to little David and … [Read more...]

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To Stop and Smell the Roses

In my book, "An Intimate Collision," I tell the story of a blind man named Doug.  Doug lived his life walking through it touching, smelling, holding and savoring everything along the way.  He savored the journey because his handicap left him with little alternative.  Doug did not live for great goals.  Rather, he lived for small things.  And to … [Read more...]

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The Fullest Embodiment of Love

In my book, "An Intimate Collision," the first chapter engages the these of "love."  But it does so not in the sense of human love and the shallowness of that kind of love.  Rather, it engages it in terms of God's love, which is both the fullest embodiment of love as well as the fullest expression of our humanity.  A quote drawn from that chapter … [Read more...]

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A New Start – The Concept of a New Beginning

What would I do with a new start?  I mean a really new, ‘new’ start?  Not something that looks new because we’ve vigorously spit-shined something that’s old to a new luster.  Not some radical make-over of something that’s radically old so that it looks convincingly new.  Not a meticulous restoration that’s going to erase the footprints of time and … [Read more...]

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The New Year – Clean Slate or Simply Stale

With the New Year we long for a fresh start.  We want to wipe the slate clean, removing the smudges and the smears.  We want to get rid of the errors, the poor choices, the misguided decisions and the bruising flops that populated the previous year.  We want to wipe away old habits, clean up destructive behaviors, sponge up toxic relationships, run … [Read more...]

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Crafting the ‘New’ – Birthing a New Beginning

She was born into an emerging America in 1890.  Through the ninety-five years of life that stood in front of her she would watch an Industrial Revolution unfold, Henry Ford roll out the Model T, and Edison light the world.  She would read the headlines of dough boys marching off to fight a Kaiser in what was originally called the ‘Great War’.  Some … [Read more...]

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The New Year – Refusing to be Relegated to the Sidelines

We stand on the escarpment of a New Year.  In many ways, it seems that what lies ahead doesn’t rally us with energizing hope, but rather it seems to rattle us with deep apprehension.  From the vantage point we stand on at the beginning of this New Year, the landscape that lies ahead looks uncertain at best and disastrous at worst.  We see a world … [Read more...]

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The War on Christmas – A War on Ourselves

It is worthy to note those things upon which we wage war.  There are those completely virtuous and entirely untainted causes that are birthed at those seminal moments when the very foundation of the whole of our existence is suddenly teetering on some precarious precipice.  Indeed, in every generation there are those utterly horrifying moments when … [Read more...]

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The Last Christmas – The Greatest Small Package

I don’t know how I got it or where it came from, but Mom always said it was mine.  Sometimes we are gifted small things that appear to be the epitome of small things.  Yet, lifetime treasures are always packaged in small things because only small things have enough space to hold something that large. The Christmas tree was always tastefully … [Read more...]

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Inspirational Quotes

‘Rights’ are ‘privileges,’ and if I am arrogant enough to demand the former without respecting the latter I will lose both.

When is Counseling Needed?

Life comes with unanticipated twists and turns that can leave us confused, hurt, and frequently disoriented. Professional counseling can help with finding ways to deal with these issues.

If you or someone you know are experiencing depression, apathy, anger, conflicts, stress or other issues, a counselor may be able to help.

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Craig Lounsbrough M. Div., LPC

19284 Cottonwood Drive, Suite 202
Parker, Colorado 80138
303-593-0575 ext 123
craiglpc4@gmail.com

Publishing Contacts
"The Eighth Page - A Christmas Journey"
Beacon Publishing Group
info@beaconpublishinggroup.com

"An Intimate Collision - Encounters with Life and Jesus" and "An Autumn's Journey - Deep Growth in the Grief and Loss of LIfe's Seasons"
Wipf and Stock Publisher
info@wipfandstock.com

Craig Lounsbrough M. Div., LPC craiglpc4@gmail.com

Craig Lounsbrough strives to bring an effective blend of experience, expertise, clarity, concern and action to the counseling process in order to maximize outcomes and provide genuine healing and wholeness to individuals, marriages and families.

Craig earned an Associate of Science Degree from Hocking Technical College, a Bachelor of Arts degree in Religion with an emphasis in Christian Education from Azusa Pacific University, and a Master of Divinity degree in Family Pastoral Care and Counseling from Fuller Theological Seminary. He has completed his coursework for his Doctor of Ministry degree in Marriage and Family Counseling from Denver Seminary. Craig is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the State of Colorado and is ordained by the Evangelical Church Alliance. He is a certified Professional Life Coach.

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