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Thomas Edgington Associate Dean, School of Behavioral Science; Professor of Behavioral Science

Thomas Edgington, Ph.D.

Associate Dean of Behavioral Science, Professor of Behavioral Science

  • B.A. in Psychology, Grace College
    M.A. in Biblical Counseling, Grace College
    M.Div., Grace Theological Seminary
    Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology, Ball State University

  • 574-372-5100, ext. 6052

  • Integrating the Bible with Psychology and Counseling

 

Edgington, T., Edgington L. (2014). Theological Foundations of Counseling. Self-published at lulu.com.

Edgington, T. (2013). Healing Helps from the Bible: Dealing with Emotions (Vol.1) lulu.com

Edgington, T. (2013). Healing Helps from the Bible: Relationships (Vol.2) lulu.com

Edgington, T. (2013). Healing Helps from the Bible: Finding Strength and Handling Weakness (Vol.3) lulu.com

Edgington, T. (2013). Healing Helps from the Bible: Finding God’s Perspective and experiencing the Benefits (Vol. 4). lulu.com

Roberts, K., Edgington, T. & Farwell, K. (2013). Personality and adherence to life-style changes: lessons learned from Type 2 diabetes patients. (Grace Journal).

Roberts, K.., Graham, J., Edgington, T.J. (2013). The Efficacy of a Responsive Integrated Treatment Matching Approach (RITM) on HbA1C Scores in patients with Type 2 Diabetes.

Edgington, T., Edgington L. (2012). Biblical Psychology. Self-published at lulu.com.

Roberts, K.W., Graham, J., Edgington, T.J. (2010). Research study/grant with diabetic patients in the community.

Roberts, K.W., Graham, J., Edgington, T.J. (2009). Research study/grant with diabetic patients in the community. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the NASW in Indianapolis, IN.

Roberts, K.W. & Edgington, T. J. (2007). The impact of dogmatism on social interest among biblical studies students. Manuscript submitted for publication.

Roberts, K., Edgington, T., Koch, D. & House, J. (2005,  February). The implications of dogmatism and social interest on counseling. Poster session presented at Indiana Counseling Association Annual Conference, Indianapolis, IN.

Schultz, T., Schultz, T., Edgington, T., & Boyer, M.  (1999, April).  Orthodox Spirituality: A historical analysis for psychologists.  Poster presented at the annual meeting of the American Psychological Association’s Division 17 Great Lakes Conference, Columbus, OH.

Edgington, Thomas J. (1995) Healing Helps from the Bible: for Hurting People Seeking Help from Scripture. Self-published. 

Edgington, Thomas J., Hutchinson, Roger L. (1990). Fundamentalism as a Predictor of Cognitive Complexity. Journal of Psychology and Christianity, 9, 47-55.

Edgington, Thomas J., Hutchinson, Roger L. (May, 1990). The results of Fundamentalism as a Predictor of Cognitive Complexity were presented as Midwestern Psychological Association.

Edgington, Thomas J. (1988). Should needs and longings be part of a biblical model of counseling? IBC Perspective, 2, 49-56.

Edgington, Thomas J. (1988). Fundamentalism viewed as a single dimension and multivariately in predicting level of cognitive complexity among fundamentalist seminary students. Unpublished Doctoral Dissertation, Ball State University.

 Hutchinson, R., Barke, C., and Edgington, T. (1987). A comparison between demographics and test battery outcomes was conducted. The results were presented at Midwestern Psychological Association.

 Edgington, Thomas J. (1985). The motivational constructs of the human heart: a defense of the personal circle. M.Div. Thesis, Grace Theological Seminary.

  • American Counseling Association
  • American Association for Christian Counselors

I teach a marriage class at our church, My wife and I conduct marriage seminars

We have incredible students at Grace with a family atmosphere. The students make teaching here special! And being in a place where we can teach psychology and counseling from a biblical perspective.