Wayne A. Mack

Wayne Mack is a pastor, educator, and prolific author specializing in biblical counseling and Christian living. He has written over 24 books, including foundational works such as "Strengthening Your Marriage," "Your Family God's Way," and "Homework Manual for Biblical Living." His collaborative work "An Introduction to Biblical Counseling," co-authored with John MacArthur, is widely recognized in theological circles. Mack's publications span practical theology, marriage and family dynamics, and personal spiritual growth, offering biblically grounded guidance for everyday challenges.

With a career spanning decades, Mack combines pastoral experience with academic rigor. He holds degrees from Wheaton College, Philadelphia Seminary, and Westminster Theological Seminary, where his doctoral research focused on marriage and family counseling. After serving as a pastor from 1958 to 1976, he transitioned to teaching biblical counseling at institutions like The Master’s College and Westminster Theological Seminary. Since 2006, he has resided in Pretoria, South Africa, where he trains pastors and church leaders through the Strengthening Ministries Training Institute.

Mack's influence extends globally through his teaching, writing, and leadership roles. He developed the MA program in biblical counseling at The Master’s College and serves as Executive Director of the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors of Africa. A longtime member of the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors, he was inducted into its Academy in 2006. His works, including "Down But Not Out" and "The Fear Factor," continue to equip readers with scriptural solutions to life’s struggles. Mack remains active in ministry, emphasizing the sufficiency of Scripture in counseling and discipleship.