Psychospiritual Principles
Psychospiritual Principles
These foundational concepts allow you to practically integrate God, the Bible, & mind science to empower & accelerate your PsychoSpiritual healing journey.
Theological Beliefs
We believe there is one living and true God, eternally existing in three persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, equal in power and preeminence; that this triune….
Positions on Key Social Policy Issues
Many social policies are increasingly omitting common sense, ignoring sound science, and rejecting God’s design laws for health and holiness. Thus, social policy or….
Core Values and Principles
When wronged, extending the freedom of our forgiveness to others by not harboring unhealthy anger or needing to extract payment of some kind from my perpetrator….
Jesus didn’t tell Lazarus to unbind himself
– He told the people nearby
Jesus didn’t tell Lazarus to unbind himself – He told the people nearby
Excerpt from My eBook:
Practical NeuroTheology
Why I’m a Psychiatrist
The Church’s dismissive view of science, especially psychiatric science, although it initially frustrated me, has actually been one of my significant motivators. You see, I am a very curious person, always wondering “why” and asking questions. Ever since I can remember, I wondered how God designed our physical body and our psychological mind. Because I was bullied for my bad stutter, I was always in my head having to think about what word I would start a sentence with to minimize my stammering and stutter. At age 5, God laid ‘decision-making’ on my heart. That’s all I ever wanted to be (other than a pro athlete), a person that understood decision-making and helped others have a better life by being better decision-makers. So even when close relatives discouraged me from pursuing psychiatry, saying it was “psychoheresy”, I followed my dream to be a doctor/scientist, receiving a Bachelors in Science (BSE) in Biomedical Engineering focusing on central nervous system imaging, a Medical Degree (MD), and a board certification by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology to be a full-fledged psychiatrist. Obviously, I love science and see God as the generator and designer of all good science. In order for me and my patients to understand and interpret all science more easily, I came up with a simple definition that I know will help you engage and apply psychiatric science with greater comfort as we overcome this science vs. faith struggle.
