Explore how grace theology addresses the root causes of perfectionism, with clinical strategies for helping Christians break free from performance-based identity.
A review of attachment theory applied to religious experience, examining how internal working models shape prayer life and spiritual experience in Christian counseling.
Explore faith-based coping strategies for chronic pain, with Hebrew and Greek word studies on suffering, endurance, and hope in Christian counseling contexts.
Christian counseling approaches for blended families and stepparenting, examining loyalty conflicts, boundary management, and stage-appropriate interventions.
A review of convergences and divergences between positive psychology and Christian virtue ethics, examining the science of flourishing through a theological lens.
Frameworks for compassionate pastoral care in conversations about sexual identity, with Greek and Hebrew word studies on dignity, love, and accompaniment.
Prevention and recovery strategies for compassion fatigue in Christian counselors, examining the emotional toll of empathic ministry and evidence-based self-care practices.
A review of clinical group therapy models adapted for church settings, examining therapeutic factors, facilitator training, and faith-based group programs.
Pastoral guidance on psychiatric medication use, with Greek and Hebrew word studies on healing, sound-mindedness, and the theological legitimacy of pharmacotherapy.
Biblical peacemaking and mediation strategies for church conflict resolution, examining Matthew 18 principles and evidence-based approaches to congregational disputes.