Toward a Theology of Mental Health and Wholeness (2)
This journey began by looking at creation and what the intention of God was, from the beginning, for us. It is
Forgiveness and understanding
This came up in a group the other day. The client was struggling to forgive but decided they needed the
I’ve always known I was fundamentally flawed
It’s true, I have always been painfully aware that my personality is fundamentally flawed. In response to this I spent
Christianity and Mental Health: Have We Lost Our Faith?
Continuing my recent theme of Christianity and therapy (Here, here and here) I noticed a relevant article the Christian Post
A few good links
I’m in the habit of posting a few links I found interesting, normally on a Monday. I try for an
Christianity: A form of therapy or a radical alternative? – A response
I wanted to briefly respond to Edmund Standing’s excellent post: Christianity: A form of therapy or a radical alternative? Let
73% Of Evangelical Leaders Support Stricter Gun Laws
I have to admit that as an Englishman I find the issue of firearm ownership in the U.S. baffling. All this talk
Are the ‘Spiritual but not religious’ mad?
I’m aware that we can’t extrapolate the findings of a UK study, but thought this may be of interest nonetheless: