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2008
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This is a reprinting of a book originally published in 1991. It is available through Wipf and Stock Publishers. |
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2008
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An exploration of the Christian doctrines of sin and grace as they pertain to the work of Christian counselors. |
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2007
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Co-authored with Clark D. Campbell, Integrative Psychotherapy provides a model of Christian psychotherapy. We propose three domains of intervention--functional, structural, and relational--and provide clinical illustrations of each domain. |
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2006
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A demonstration of Christian Counseling, published by the American Psychological Association. |
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2005
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This trade book is published by Jossey-Bass, a division of Wiley Publishers. The book explores the notion of home as a spiritual metaphor for life. Finding Our Way Home received an Award of Merit in the Christianity Today 2006 book awards. |
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2005
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This book, co-edited with Dr. Amy Dominguez of Regent University, is comprised of examples of how Christian psychologists can serve the church. It is published by Nova Science Publishers. |
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2004
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Despite the title, Why Sin Matters is about grace as much as sin. It is published by Tyndale House. Why Sin Matters was a finalist in the Theology/Doctrine category for the 2005 ECPA Gold Medallion Award. Click here to read Chapter 1. |
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2003
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This co-edited book includes a variety of empirical and theoretical chapters considering the relationship of spiritual formation and psychology. The co-editor is Dr. Todd Hall of Rosemead School of Psychology. The book is published by Nova Science Publishers. |
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2001
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Co-edited with the late Dr. Timothy Phillips, this book includes chapters from theologians and psychologists regarding the relationship of the two disciplines. Care for the Soul is published by InterVarsity Press. |
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1996
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Used as a text in various colleges and seminaries, Psychology, Theology, and Spirituality in Christian Counseling explores religious issues in counseling and psychotherapy. It is published by Tyndale House. |
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1996
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The Jekyll-Hyde Syndrome is published by Barclay Press. It explores the human quest for authenticity. |
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1996
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Making the Best of Stress, published by InterVarsity Press, is now out of print. |
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1991
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Cognitive Therapy in Christian Counseling, published by Word Books (now W Publishing Group), is now out of print. But it has recently been reprinted and is available through Wipf & Stock Publishers. |
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1990
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Christians are bombarded with various messages about how to think. Christians in the Crossfire, co-authored with James D. Foster of George Fox University, provides helpful principles for thinking clearly in the midst of conflicting truth claims. It is published by Barclay Press. |
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1988
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Now out of print, Your Hidden Half was initially published by Baker Book House. It explores principles for authentic living. |
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© 2007 Mark R. McMinn |