ARE THEY WORTH IT? Theological Journals: a WHOPPING guide скачать в хорошем качестве

ARE THEY WORTH IT? Theological Journals: a WHOPPING guide

We cover these journals: 0:00 Welcome 0:54 Introduction to Journals 5:15 Pneuma 6:25 JEPTA (Journal of the European Pentecostal Theological Association) 7:10 Journal of Pentecostal Theology 9:27 Journal of Biblical and Pneumatological Research 9:59 Journal of Gospels and Acts Research (correction: edited by Peter Bolt) 11:09 Catholic Biblical Quarterly 12:56 Journal for the study of the New Testament 14:00 Novum Testamentum 14:39 Tyndale Bulletin 15:07 Biblical Interpretation 15:23 Conclusion #theology #commentaries #pastor #library #christian #christianity #books Pastor’s Library is a series where all matters pertaining to theological books are discussed – whether it is about a book or a series of books that you have seen on a Pastor’s bookshelf, whether it is on a reading list for a diploma in Theology or for your Batchelor’s or Master’s degree. There are so many Christian Theology books out there and it is so difficult to navigate through them without any help; this is where 'Pastor’s Library' comes in. Please remember as with any other channel, personal opinions might be expressed that you may not agree with, but we do try to be as even handed as possible. If there is a specific book or series that you would like us to cover then please leave a message. Remember to subscribe and to enable notifications so that we you will be among the first to know when a new episode is released. Find out more about The Ark Church, York: https://www.arkchurch.co.uk/ Stephen Redman, who presents Pastor's Library, is a published author, has ministerial credentials from the Ground Level network and is a Presbyter of the Order of St Leonard. He also has a Masters Degree in Practical Theology and serves on the boards of the children's cancer charity 'Candlelighters', and 'Attend'. Stephen also serves as the Chair of the 'Friends of Amarna House' (a local care home).Stephen is very committed to the local unity group of church and ministry leaders 'One Voice'.