We live in societies in which individual values are much more important than collective values. Furthermore the material abundance of life makes us think that individual values are superior to all other values. But such a situation comes us to forget our existential condition. Positive thinking apart from existential considerations about human identity is apt to lead to self–indulgence. But the acceptance of one’s existential situation makes us think of Christian counselor’s identity. There are three existential elements which provide a Christian counselor with identity. First, the “vertical line” can prevent us from to falling to self–indulgence. If we do not put ourselves in the vertical line, we are apt to fall to the profanization of self. Secondly, a lot of anxiety comes from the fear of death, but moderns shuns death instead of confronting it. Thus the more we shun death, the more we feel anxious. Thirdly, time and space are not objects of possession. Most cultures run against time and space. We are try to conquer time by concerning appearance and physical strength. The more spaces we have, the more security we feel. We can overcome times and space in terms of acceptance of them. This is called ‘courage’(Tillich’s term). In terms of these three elements, Christian counselors reflect one’s identity and attitude.