Psychology and Christianity are separate entities that are dependent on each other. They are complimentary of one another as the former explains human behavior while the latter elucidate on what God says concerning human conduct. Therefore, both saintship and study of mentality probe or acknowledge present and contemplative actions of mankind. Notably, people’s mannerisms act as the interface through which religion and learning of mindset can be surveyed. The main relationship between analysis of psyche and heavenly-mindedness is that having God in one’s heart is a captivating field for applying scrutiny of an individual’s mind. Existential correlation is broad-based, and that is why it is important to analyze it based on the existence of truth and whether the two disciplines should be mixed. First, verity can be found in both Christianity as well as psychology. Jesus answers Thomas in John14:6 ( King James Bible , 1769/ 2017) that, He is the way, truth and life. In this context, Jesus means that whoever wants to know the gospel, ought to understand Him. Remarkably, in Psalms 149:160 ( King James Bible , 1769/2017), David recognizes that God’s words are right and everlasting are His commandments. As a follower of Christ, I believe in the Lord through scriptural studies, which reveal the honesty in saintship. My church background affirms that obedience to God’s laws forms the basis of genuineness in the service to God. Unquestionably, I always tend to become confident in credence when other people also share the same beliefs. The argument is usually what has informed my faith in scientific suppositions as well as biblical programs. Similarly, candor involves methodical and instinctive answers to questions based on the notion of grace and naturalness (Entwistle, 2015). Truly, I have realized that sincerity is found in Jesus discipleship and the study of persona, but the varying aspects guiding the honesty are the belief in Christ and analytical thinking. Along with extant of truth, another feature of the relationship between Jesus discipleship and learning of mindset is the question of whether the two disciplines should be mixed. There is an agreement in many social spheres between Christianity and the study of human behavior (Entwistle, 2015). Further, Entwistle (2015) argues that psychology and theology should criticize and enlighten each another with the realization of distinct stance from which their teachings are based. Biblical teachings encourage the use of competencies and talents towards service to humanity and godly ends. For instance, in 1Peter 4:10-11 ( King James Bible , 1769/2017), the bible teaches believers to use whatever special skills they have received from God to serve Him. Moreover, in our church, we are constantly taught on the relevance of the gifts of the Holy Spirit, and the need to work in unity despite having different abilities. Further, in 1Samuel 16:14-23 ( King James Bible , 1769/2017), David was playing his harp to keep the evil spirit from disturbing King Saul. In our local community, psychological knowledge is used to administer counseling to couples in marriages thus averting divorces. Evidently, religion and psyche analysis perform in collaboration with each other and should always be combined. To summarize, I find a prime relationship between psychology and Christianity. The tw