Compass Psychotheology: Where Psychology & Theology Really Meet
"A bridge-building effort to bring together the concerns of modern psychotherapy with the historical Trinitarian faith: deserves critical examination."   --Donald G. Bloesch, Ph.D., Professor of Theology Emeritus,DUBUQUE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY"An enjoyable, useful, growing experience."   --Rev. Gaylord Noyce, Professor of Pastoral Theology Emeritus,YALE DIVINITY SCHOOL"Dan Montgomery's Christian personality theology is innovative and biblically sound." --Gordon D. Fee, Ph.D., Professor of New Testament Studies Emeritus,REGENT COLLEGE"Fascinating. Concise. Compass Psychotheology presents a dynamic paradigm for understanding the human predicament, while at the same time outlining a strategy leading to growth. A thoughtful study based on a strong commitment to the authority of Scripture with a recognition that a personal, redemptive, actualizing relationship with the Triune God is essential for wholeness." --Ray Pendleton, Ph.D., Professor of Pastoral Care & Counseling,GORDON-CONWELL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY"In Compass Psychotheology we finally have a bridge that connects personality theory with Trinitarian faith. The Montgomery perspective eliminates the gap between theologians and clinicians, between conservatives and liberals, evangelicals and Pentecostals. All can use this model for growth toward individual wholeness, toward respectful and edifying communities, and deeper intimacy with God." --Linda Marten, Ph.D., Department of Biblical Counseling,DALLAS THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY