"A Comparative Analysis of Theological and Psychological Worldviews" offers an in-depth examination of the intersections between theological and psychological perspectives on human needs. In a time when many counselors and congregations feel inadequately prepared to support individuals facing emotional and psychological challenges, this work highlights the discrepancy between traditional faith approaches and modern psychological theories. The author, David Crews, conducts a critical analysis based on the writings of six prominent theologians and six recognized psychologists. The aim is to explore the possibilities of integrating these two worldviews without compromising biblical truth. The book is aimed at pastors, counselors, and believers seeking a well-founded perspective on inner healing and faithfulness to God's Word. It provides valuable insights for anyone grappling with the challenges of modern pastoral care.