The Community of Jesus, Adults (English)
The Community of Jesus, Adults (English)
- 304-page theological resource examining biblical ecclesiology from Old Testament foundations through church history
- Nine renowned scholars including Andreas Kostenberger and David Dockery provide comprehensive perspectives on church theology
- Single-column English format designed specifically for upper-level college students, seminary students, and pastors
- Systematic coverage spans Gospel teachings, Acts, Epistles, Revelation, and covenant theology with missional application
- In-depth academic analysis exploring the church's role in salvation history, God's glory, and divine mission
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Description
The Community of Jesus (Adults) delivers comprehensive biblical theology focused on understanding the church throughout Scripture and history. This 304-page theological resource combines biblical foundations with historical perspective and missional application, featuring contributions from renowned scholars including Andreas Köstenberger, David Dockery, and Christopher Morgan. Designed specifically for upper-level college students, seminary students, and pastors, this single-column English text provides systematic examination of ecclesiology from Old Testament foundations through New Testament teachings and church history.
- Nine scholarly contributors provide biblical, historical, systematic, and missional perspectives on church theology
- Comprehensive coverage spans Old Testament foundations, Gospel teachings, Acts, Epistles, and Revelation
- Includes examination of church history, covenant theology, God's glory, and missional purpose
- 304 pages of in-depth theological content designed for academic and pastoral study
- Features expertise from professors at Union University, California Baptist University, and other leading institutions
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Additional Information
UPC: 9780805464900Pages: 304Brand : LifeWayAge Level: AdultsPrint Type: Standard PrintColumn Type: Single ColumnThumb Index: NoWords of Christ: BlackZippered: NoProduct Category: BiblesCondition: New
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About the Author
Kendell H. Easley is professor of Biblical Studies and director of the School of Theology and Missions graduate programs at the Stephen Olford Center at Union University in Memphis, Tennessee. Christopher W. Morgan is dean and professor of Theology of the School of Christian Ministries at California Baptist University in Riverside.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Who is the target audience for The Community of Jesus?
The Community of Jesus is intended for upper division college students, seminarians, and pastors who are looking to deepen their understanding of the church's theology.
- What core topics does The Community of Jesus cover?
This book covers biblical, historic, systematic, and missional theology of the church, providing a comprehensive view of its significance in God's eternal purpose.
- Who are the contributors to The Community of Jesus?
The book features contributions from notable theologians including Paul R. House, Andreas J. Köstenberger, and Kendell H. Easley, among others, each addressing different aspects of church theology.
- What kind of theological foundation does The Community of Jesus provide?
The Community of Jesus lays a biblical and theological foundation that clarifies the vision of the church of the Lord Jesus Christ, emphasizing its role in salvation history and God's mission.
- How does The Community of Jesus relate to practical church ministry?
The book integrates theological insights with practical applications for pastoral, teaching, and missions work, making it a valuable resource for those in church leadership.
