02 Apr Welcome to ADME: What We All Need Most Right Now
The vitality of a ministry flows from the inside out....
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02 Apr 2020: Together in Prayer: Group Spiritual Direction
Our constituency expressed increasing hunger for spiritual nourishment...
02 Apr 2020: A Guide to Theological Reflection–Book Review
The reflection loop closes the gap between your understanding of God’s truth and your behavior....
02 Apr 2020: Hospitable Learning Spaces
Creating a climate where students can contribute to, and benefit from, the DMin relational factor....
02 Apr 2020: Leadership in Christian Perspective–Book Review
A refreshing and systematic look at servant leadership....
28 Mar 2019: Latino-ization of the Church in the United States
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in Church, Culture, Current Issue, Feature Article, Theological Reflection, Uncategorized, Vol 8 (2019)
The Pew Research Center summarized its findings about Latinos and the transformation of American religion saying that "understanding religious faith among Latinos is essential to understanding the future of this population as well as the evolving nature of religion in the United States."...
27 Mar 2019: With DMin Students, the Future is Now
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in Current Issue, Feature Article, Leadership, Research Design, Spirituality, Vol 8 (2019)
A naked man wandered into a worship service. One of our students, the church’s associate pastor, had to diagnose and respond to this awkward situation....
27 Mar 2019: The Spies in Numbers 13 as a Research Process
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in Current Issue, Feature Article, Research Design, Theological Reflection, Vol 8 (2019)
Social science research can be said to involve spiritual discernment and the performance of the prophetic gift. However, is there a biblical basis for research since faith in God supersedes human wisdom?...
26 Mar 2019: Staying Fresh in Ministry: Reflections on Hupomoné
Pastoral burnout, blowup, and dropout is an alarming issue in contemporary ministry. The longitudinal study that the researcher is reporting on has covered twenty years of a journey exploring the dynamics of this issue....
25 Mar 2019: Servants and Fools – Book Review
Given the mission of Doctor of Ministry programs to develop theologically reflective practitioners, Dyrness’s book provides an excellent resource for encouraging students to consider fresh theological perspectives on God’s activity in a pluralistic world....
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