Dr. Anderson Stricklin & Bridget Stricklin
Dr. Anderson is a seasoned mature Christian that has dedicated his life to helping others enhance their relationship and walk with God.
In pursuit of his heart’s desire to see other men come to know Jesus, he received an Associate’s Degree and a Bachelor’s Degree in Christian Counseling from Calvary Bible College. He received his Masters and Ph.D. from Jacksonville Theological Seminary through the National Christian Counselors Association.
Dr. Anderson has a Ph.D. in Clinical Christian Counseling from Jacksonville Theological Seminary and has Advanced Certifications in Integrated Marriage and Family Therapy; Cognitive Therapy and Ethics; Crisis and Abuse Therapy; Group Therapy; Substance Abuse and Addiction Therapy; and Sexual Therapy.
He is further a certified licensed pastoral counselor and pre-marital counselor.
He is a retired U.S. Navy Veteran of twenty-two-years and has served as a teacher, associate pastor, school administrator, and as an addiction recovery minister.
His hobbies include fishing, golf, and reading. His life’s passion is restoring men and women to their best relationship with God.
He has proven himself to be a capable lecturer and teacher.
Dr. Anderson is married to Bridget K. Stricklin. Bridget is a Licensed Pastoral Temperament Therapist (LPTT). She is certified through the National Christian Counselors Association (NCCA), holds a degree in divinity from Bethany Ministries, and is ordained through Gateway Apostolic Ministries.
Her passion is working with women and children.
She worked for three and a half years at the Heart House in Baton Rouge ministering to single mothers and their children as the house mother. For the past ten years, Bridget has been actively leading women’s ministry. For the past fifteen years, she has served as a women’s mentor in her community.
She is passionate about intercessory prayer and has participate in three start-up churches over the past thirty years.
Temperament testing and therapy reveal our created nature. Understanding our strengths and weaknesses help us more clearly hear the voice of God in our lives. It is also essential in finding jobs that are healthy for us. Each temperament type has a unique “God-Calling” to a particular field of labor in the body of Christ. Knowing your temperament is understanding how and why God created each of us the way he did.
