Dr. Edward (Ward) B. Davis is a Professor of Psychology at Wheaton College in Wheaton, Illinois and the Director of Clinical Training in the Wheaton Doctoral Psychology Programs. His research focuses on positive psychology (the scientific study of strengths, virtues, and flourishing), the psychology of religion and spirituality (the scientific study of people’s search for and response to sacred meaning and connection), and God representations (how people doctrinally view and experientially relate with God). Most of Dr. Davis’s publications, presentations, and research grants have focused on these areas, including the recently published Handbook of Positive Psychology, Religion, and Spirituality. Dr. Davis also is a licensed clinical psychologist and serves on the Editorial Board of two journals: Psychology of Religion and Spirituality (PRS, Associate Editor) and Journal of Psychology and Theology (JPT, Editorial Board). On a more personal note, Dr. Davis enjoys spending time with his friends, his wife Meghan, and their three kids. He also enjoys backpacking, camping, working out, playing basketball, swimming, reading, singing, and playing the piano.