Theology what we study

Not that psychology or theology trumps the other, but the best of both are put in conversation

Brown discusses problematic assumptions about religion and the brain

Relationships with God, self, others can move ministers and therapists toward shalom

The contexts for integration are as infinite as the scope of human life

Brad Strawn discusses integration as process, relational, dialogical, and intrapersonal

Lee applies the framework of peacemaking and the clinical virtues to the Christian therapist

Young athletes’ spiritual formation depends on context and purpose

The authors hope the church would transcend the extremes of individualism and collectivism

The Christian therapist needs the Spirit’s power, the Spirit’s truth, and the Spirit’s fruit

Pastors are not therapists—but they must bring to their congregations an understanding of mental health issues

Thrive Center researcher and track and field coach Redmond discusses building virtue through competition

Joy Moore and Bill Pannell together offer comments on reconciling race