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Becoming a Pastor Theologian

New Possibilities for Church Leadership

Todd Wilson
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Pages
231
Year
2016
Language
English
Publisher
IVP Academic

About

The roles of pastor and theologian have gone their separate ways.

Related Subjects

  • Pastoral Resources
  • Christian Ministry
  • Religion
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Leadership & Mentoring
  • Christian Living
  • Ecclesiology
  • Christian Theology
  • Christian

Reviews

"This passionate set of essays comes at a crucial time for the church. God's people are starving for biblical and theological nourishment. Many pastors long ago abandoned their theological duties, and many theologians work in a way that is lost on the people of God. Who is left to shape Christians with the knowledge of God and his Word? Many thanks to Wilson and Hiestand for this clarion call to pastors to lead their people once again, not so much as CEOs, therapists, or entertainers, but as those who want to help them know the Lord."
Douglas A. Sweeney, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School

Artists

Todd WilsonAuthor
Gerald L. HiestandAuthor