Therapist Hermeisha Hopson offers a clinically informed, scripturally sound approach to treating #MeToo victims and other survivors.

“Conservatives love my family-first message, but you have to pay for that message,” says researcher.

Two psychologists at Hope College respond to Christian young adults who struggle with body satisfaction.

Psychology study offers insight on why Jesus calls us to be like children.

Research suggests yes, and even the unlikely can grow. But our suffering Savior is the best model.

Why we need to love ourselves to effectively love our neighbor and share the gospel.

Research is confirming ancient wisdom about human nature. But can it really make us better people?

Lessons from attachment theory on building secure and trusting intimacy.

As digital reading habits rewire our brains, how will we process the Bible differently?

Why overcoming the Scrooge in all of us begins with gratitude.

Psychologists find support from community and trust in God make a measurable impact.

Both science and Scripture invite us to share our suffering.

A study reveals why relational ministry can leave our inner circle empty.

(UPDATED) President Albert Mohler speaks to CT about the controversy over a longtime professor’s departure.

In the aftermath of tragedy, gratitude helps us grow.

Measuring meekness can help the church as long as we remember the only One who had something to brag about.

A social psychologist explains why fear and hope often work as a team.

Science reveals the power of being quick to listen and slow to speak.

Why we all need to get outside the echo chamber.