Timothy Wengert offers a biblical, theological, and confessional reflection on the meaning of success in ministry with particular reference to the poetry of Emily Dickinson and a hymn text by Elisabeth Cruciger. This article is based on a commencement address at Wartburg Theological Seminary in Dubuque, Iowa. In the midst of the darkest moments of abandonment, ministers can find comfort in the one who shouted, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me,” and thereby rent God’s heart from top to bottom. Ministry means committing your spirit to the one who committed himself into God’s merciful hands
2004/06/12. Challenges graduates to make lives, careers, and stories out of what we are given to pur...
This article deals with the importance of a missional approach to the funeral and bereavement couns...
This article was presented as the Plenary Address for the Dordt College Day of Encouragement, Feb. 1...
This document contains the text and handwritten edits of a commencement address Pollard delivered to...
SUITABLE FOB FRAMING A Pastor’s Prayer, Delbert L. Bieber EDITORIAL Pastoral Ministry: The Arena of...
Chapel Sermon by Darwin Karsten from Matthew 28:18-20 on Friday, October 25, 2019
The contextual task at hand is that of moving God’s grace to the centre of North American Mennonite ...
Convinced that a theology of “moralistic, therapeutic deism” dominates contemporary worldviews, valu...
Although multiple studies have been conducted on the considerations of midcareer pastors from Christ...
2003/06/07. Argues that our present day crises can be attributed to misplaced faith and desire; we n...
This article was presented as the Dordt College Commencement Address, May 5, 2006
Of Stars and Candlesticks, George Failing The Madness of the Ministry, James E. Means A Skeletal War...
Third year dinivity students reflect on their own educational process and the role that flourishing ...
Martha Dixon Kearse has felt God’s presence on every step of her journey—as a high school English te...
The chapter demonstrates that although Ellen White does not delineate a theology of ordination her v...
2004/06/12. Challenges graduates to make lives, careers, and stories out of what we are given to pur...
This article deals with the importance of a missional approach to the funeral and bereavement couns...
This article was presented as the Plenary Address for the Dordt College Day of Encouragement, Feb. 1...
This document contains the text and handwritten edits of a commencement address Pollard delivered to...
SUITABLE FOB FRAMING A Pastor’s Prayer, Delbert L. Bieber EDITORIAL Pastoral Ministry: The Arena of...
Chapel Sermon by Darwin Karsten from Matthew 28:18-20 on Friday, October 25, 2019
The contextual task at hand is that of moving God’s grace to the centre of North American Mennonite ...
Convinced that a theology of “moralistic, therapeutic deism” dominates contemporary worldviews, valu...
Although multiple studies have been conducted on the considerations of midcareer pastors from Christ...
2003/06/07. Argues that our present day crises can be attributed to misplaced faith and desire; we n...
This article was presented as the Dordt College Commencement Address, May 5, 2006
Of Stars and Candlesticks, George Failing The Madness of the Ministry, James E. Means A Skeletal War...
Third year dinivity students reflect on their own educational process and the role that flourishing ...
Martha Dixon Kearse has felt God’s presence on every step of her journey—as a high school English te...
The chapter demonstrates that although Ellen White does not delineate a theology of ordination her v...
2004/06/12. Challenges graduates to make lives, careers, and stories out of what we are given to pur...
This article deals with the importance of a missional approach to the funeral and bereavement couns...
This article was presented as the Plenary Address for the Dordt College Day of Encouragement, Feb. 1...