Compass psychotheology

Compass psychotheology

by Kate Montgomery, Dr. Dan Montgomery

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Dr. Dan and Kate Montgomery's Compass model offers a Christian personality theory that facilitates personal transformation while increasing intimacy with God and others. Fuller Seminary's Senior Professor of Theology and Ministry, Dr. Ray S. Anderson, writes: "Compass Psychotheology is stunning and stimulating. I recommend it as required reading for integration courses in psychology and theology." Compass theory offers effective principles for application in pastoral theology, applied theology, pastoral counseling, Christian therapy, Christian discipleship, spiritual formation, self-help, and psychology of religion. Commended by professors at Yale Divinity School, Gordon-Conwell Seminary, Garrett-Evangelical Seminary, Regent College, and Dallas Theological Seminary.

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