Discipleship That Transforms
An Introduction to Christian Education from a Wesleyan Holiness Perspective
by John H. Aukerman, general editor
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Pub Date Aug 01 2011 | Archive Date Sep 01 2012
Warner Press | Francis Asbury Press
Description
The education ministry of the church is undergoing great changes in the twenty-first century. Few pastors and seminary professors even call it "Christian education" these days, preferring terms such as "spiritual formation," "Christian formation," or simply "discipleship."
Whatever label you give it, this remains one of the most important tasks of the local church: teaching believers how to grow up into the fullness of Christ.
In this textbook, thirteen Christian educators give seminary students an orientation to the church's teaching ministry from a Wesleyan Holiness perspective. They explain the educational implications of human free will, prevenient grace, Christian perfection, and other vital concepts of Wesleyan theology.
Major sections of the book deal with the principles, planning, and practice of Christian education in the local church. Discipleship that Transforms is likely to become an essential text for ministry training at Wesleyan schools.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9781593175412 |
| PRICE | 39.95 |
| PAGES | 400 |
