Healing and Christianity: A Classic Study by Morton T. Kelsey is a landmark exploration of the relationship between Christian faith, psychological insight, and the practice of healing.
Kelsey brings together biblical theology, pastoral experience, and depth psychology to examine how healing operates within the Christian tradition—not only as physical restoration, but as emotional and spiritual wholeness. He engages seriously with both Scripture and modern psychological understanding, offering a balanced and thoughtful perspective.
The book explores:
Healing in the ministry of Jesus
The role of faith, prayer, and community
Psychological dimensions of illness and recovery
Spiritual healing and inner transformation
The relationship between religion and mental health
This title will appeal to readers interested in:
Christian healing and pastoral theology
Psychology and religion
Spiritual direction and inner healing
The integration of faith and therapeutic practice
Accessible yet deeply reflective, this work has become a classic for those seeking a holistic understanding of healing within Christian life.