The purpose of this thesis is to lay the foundation for needs counseling by suggesting a method of using the biblical understanding of needs and needs for biblical counseling. Although needs is the reason for important behavior, it sees needs negatively, is indifferent, and cannot focus on counseling. First of all, we look at needs from the biblical perspective of psychological need theory and creation, corruption, and restraint. Humans were created well in the form of God, but their needs have also been corrupted by sin. However, needs can also be restored through Christ's restraint. Next, the time when needs become idols is explained by the heart that values God, imitation, objects of obedience, and fear. Finally, it is a way to use needs for biblical counseling. First, we look at the impact of deprivation on the client and the method of filling up biblical needs. Second, it summarizes how to control needs such as entrustment to God, goal change, substitution, and confrontation. Third, although there is a needs, it proposes a method of viewing and dealing with the conflict between needs biblically, such as inability and worries between right and wrong. It is expected that this study will be used as basic data for the study of counseling on biblical needs.