Conversational Evangelism – Book Review
Norman Geisler, a well-known author of apologetics among conservative Christians, and his son David Geisler team up to write this book....
03
Apr
The Journal of Christian Ministry (JCM) is an annual publication of The Association for Doctor of Ministry Education (ADME). The purpose of this journal is to encourage theological reflection regarding the training for and practice of Christian ministry at the highest level. While recognizing and appreciating the religious diversity that exists across the globe, this journal, as its name implies, recognizes the fundamental uniqueness of Jesus Christ.
30
Mar
Go Grow Your Church! – Book Review
Although organized topically, with each chapter titled after a specific practice of ministry, Go Grow Your Church! is written as a narrative, covering...
27
Mar
God is Good, God is Great – Book Review
If your parishioners think about their faith, they will appreciate you taking the time to read God is Good, God is Great....
25
Mar
Lost and Found – Book Review
Lost and Found is a research-based volume to speak to the status of the younger unchurched and to give ideas and thoughts about...
22
Mar
Mad Church Disease – Book Review
What a title and how appropriate, Mad Church Disease - a title I wish I had thought of. Who can forget the Mad...
15
Mar
ReJesus – Book Review
A 'wild Jesus?' Exactly, say these two native Australians whose earlier writings have helped to shape the ongoing theological conversation about 'missional church'...
14
Mar
DMin Education in a Multicultural World
Adapted from lectures on Multiculturalism delivered to the Association for Doctor of Ministry Education (ADME) September 2010...
13
Mar
SimChurch – Book Review
In SimChurch Doug Estes takes as his basic assumption that the world has moved into the digital age, bound together by technology....
12
Mar
Theological Reflection as a Catalyst for Leadership Convergence
Theological reflection can be a major catalyst for convergence within the D.Min. dissertation process. This paper presents a model for using theological reflection...