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Por que este é o momento do “abraço lateral” do cristão
Será que o nosso medo de germes terá vantagem sobre nós? Um psicólogo avalia os riscos e os benefícios do toque humano em uma pandemia.
Brad D. Strawn|June 30, 2020
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Science and Scripture Agree: Singing Lifts Our SpiritsSubscriber Access Only
Why Christians erupt in song, even when hope seems lost.
Glenn Packiam|June 22, 2020
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Why This Is the Christian Side Hug’s Moment
Will our disgust for germs get the best of us? A psychologist weighs the risks and benefits of human touch in a pandemic.
Brad D. Strawn|June 16, 2020
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The Uncertain Ministry of an Adult Child of an Alcoholic
Recognizing the effects of my childhood has led me to a healthier mindset as a pastor.
Ike Miller|May 26, 2020
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Resilient Church Leaders, Part 3: Psychology’s Thoughts on the Faith and the Church
Mental health professionals and spiritual directors would benefit in their work from cooperation with each other.
Amy J. Smith, Daniel J. Barnhart, Carson A.M. Tabiolo|April 25, 2020
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The Many Faces of Narcissism in the ChurchSubscriber Access Only
Sometimes it appears in the pulpit, and sometimes it festers behind the scenes.
Interview by Benjamin Vrbicek|February 17, 2020
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There’s No Shame When a Miracle Doesn’t Come
God didn’t #WakeUpOlive, but the gospel teaches Christ’s solidarity with suffering.
K.J. Ramsey|December 27, 2019
Psychology
Is the Wisdom of Mary Unique for a Teenager?
Psychology suggests why we shouldn't look down on the faith of the young.
Mark McMinn|December 13, 2019
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What If I’m Not the ‘Submissive’ Type?
I used to be repulsed by Ephesians 5. Then I learned to see Paul’s instructions through a gospel lens.
Rebecca McLaughlin|December 10, 2019
Psychology
When Restoration HurtsSubscriber Access Only
Christian counselors grapple with how to encourage reconciliation while protecting victims.
Rebecca Randall with reporting by Kimi Harris|November 22, 2019
Science
Scripture and Neuroscience Agree: It Helps to Lament in Community
Through song, liturgy, and communion, the body of Christ inhabits the suffering experienced by its weakest members.
K.J. Ramsey|November 15, 2019
Science
Cyborg Church: One Body, Many People
Science offers insight on how the church can be more than just loosely associated individuals.
Brad D. Strawn and Warren S. Brown|November 04, 2019
Book Review
When Trauma on the Field Creates Trauma in the Home
After their son suffered a devastating brain injury playing football, Pat and Tammy McLeod saw their marriage put to the test.
Joyce Koo Dalrymple|September 05, 2019
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Are Evangelicals More Empathetic?
Analysis on recent survey results may provide Christians with some encouragement—and reproof.
Ryan Burge|July 16, 2019
Science
What Psychology Offers Christians Amid Political Polarization
Scholars describe the difficulties and benefits of humility, but Christ offers an example.
Steven Zhou|June 24, 2019
Christian Living
Sometimes, God Wants You to Go with Your GutSubscriber Access Only
Our intuitions aren’t infallible. That doesn’t mean we should ignore them.
John Koessler|June 21, 2019
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How J. P. Moreland Presented His Anxious Mind to GodSubscriber Access Only
The apologist opens up about his battles with mental illness.
Interview by Eric L. Johnson|May 17, 2019
Science
From Marijuana to Magic Mushrooms: Weighing Drugs’ Benefits and Detriments
Neuroscientist William Struthers encourages wisdom as a flurry of drugs move from taboo to enrichment.
Interview by Douglas Estes|May 06, 2019
Book Review
The Good Gift of a Downcast Soul
How our emotions—even the unpleasant ones—point us back to a loving God.
Elyse Fitzpatrick|April 24, 2019
Science
How the Brain Keeps Faith in a Good God Amid a Weary World
Both C. S. Lewis and Job held onto their faith when their worlds imploded. Now psychologists suggest clues to understanding how the mind endures in suffering.
Kimi Harris|December 20, 2018

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