Pastoral Theology

…Warneck’s Pastoral Ministry: Theology and Practice is insightful and practical. He not only speaks to the many challenges faced by pastors, but also presents the theological foundation of pastoral ministry in such a way as to inspire and restore the vision of parish ministry for pastors and…

…books of pastoral theology, Walther’s Pastoral Theology is like a “mutual conversation and consolation of the brethren” in print, dealing with situations that people face in every generation. Walther lays a strong theological foundation for the pastor’s serious responsibility…

…pastors in the field learn how to apply both Law and Gospel to specific situations in the church. The topics addressed are the following:* The pastor, the office, and the church* The pastor and the Word and sacraments in corporate and individual situations* Pastoral care of the family* The pastor as…

…and the Lutheran Confessions. The Pastor is a classic work in the care of souls. I look forward to using it as a text in my own classes in pastoral theology.” —John T. Pless, Assistant Professor of Pastoral Ministry & Missions, Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne, IN About the…

…is indeed a means of grace. Prof. H. O. Old, PhD John H. Leith Professor of Reformed Theology and Worship Dean of the Institute for Reformed Worship Erskine Theological Seminary, South Carolina The Lutheran pastor and hymn-writer Valerius Herberger was known as the "Jesus Preacher" in his day, and…

…important work of the Christian pastor. Multiple contexts surround the sermon and impact the sermon, even when the preacher is unaware of them. Homileticians may identify as many as seven preaching contexts: theological, literary, historical, personal, cultural, pastoral, and liturgical. The last of…

…offers an encouraging, instructive, and Christ-filled message that pastors and seminary students will appreciate in their personal library. For over 30 years, Hermann Sasse (1895-1976) corresponded with Lutheran pastors in Australia, the United States, and around the world on topics as varied…

…books of pastoral theology, Walther’s Pastoral Theology is like a “mutual conversation and consolation of the brethren” in print, dealing with situations that people face in every generation. Walther lays a strong theological foundation for the pastor’s serious responsibility…

…and family • Vocation • Times of celebration • Miscellaneous situations For each topic, resources include: brief theological commentary to guide the pastor, psalm verses, Bible readings, additional psalm and reading suggestions, prayers, hymn stanzas, and other hymn suggestions. Also…

…encourages pastors, Directors of Christian Education, youth ministry volunteers, college or seminary students or anyone who has an interest in youth ministry, adolescent development, and practical theology to read this book. What does this book provide? This book examines what Lutheran theology adds…

…and Reformed theology, whether in its content or its method. The new edition of Preus's work with Mayes's introduction and translation of the appendix, "Definitions," is a welcome presence in Reformation studies. Richard A. Muller, P.J. Zondervan Professor of Historical Theology Calvin Theological…

Dr. Klug has mined the voluminous writings of Luther to clarify Luther's understanding of church and ministry and has shown that, centuries later, Luther's views have shaped specific church bodies such as The Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod and particularly its leading founder, C. F. W. Walther.…

…a pastor always comes back to being a shepherd—loving the souls surrounding you and leading by conviction of God's Word of truth. This collection of pastoral letters penned by Rev. Harrison is a window into the heart of a man who cares deeply about the spread of the Gospel and the pastors and…

…America in the 1800s, proves that the debate over preserving confessional Lutheranism is anything but new. The Conservative Reformation and Its Theology gives you a picture of the definitive nineteenth-century statement of confessional Lutheranism as researched and explained by Charles Krauth, one…

…resources include: brief theological commentary to guide the pastor, psalm verses, Bible readings, additional psalm and reading suggestions, prayers, hymn stanzas, and other hymn suggestions. Also includes 25 services and rites, such as the Ordination of a pastor, First communion, Confirmation,…

…theological commentary on the texts of the Holy Scriptures. There is really nothing quite like it on the market today. Pastors will want to make sure the members of their congregation learn about it." —Rev. John T. Pless, Assistant Professor of Pastoral Ministry/Missions Concordia Theological…

This book explores the life and theology of Johann Konrad "Wilhelm" Löhe (1808–1872), a German Lutheran pastor who spearheaded mission work in America. Löhe exerted considerable influence on Lutheranism in America through his writings and his recruitment of clergy and missionaries.…

…integrity in the twenty-first." Rev. Thomas J. Egger Assistant Professor of Exegetical Theology, Concordia Seminary, St. Louis Contributor to C. F. W. Walther: Theologian and Churchman (CPH, 2011) "The key theological issue discussed during the formation of the Synodical Conference of North America…

…and family • Vocation • Times of celebration • Miscellaneous situations For each topic, resources include: brief theological commentary to guide the pastor, psalm verses, Bible readings, additional psalm and reading suggestions, prayers, hymn stanzas, and other hymn suggestions. Also…

…resources include: brief theological commentary to guide the pastor, psalm verses, Bible readings, additional psalm and reading suggestions, prayers, hymn stanzas, and other hymn suggestions. Also includes 25 services and rites, such as the Ordination of a pastor, First communion, Confirmation,…

…seventeenth century. Combining his profound understanding of evangelical Lutheran theology with a broad interest in ethics and culture, he produced significant works on biblical, doctrinal, pastoral, and devotional theology. Gerhard interacts with the writings of the church fathers, Luther and his…

…America in the 1800s, proves that the debate over preserving confessional Lutheranism is anything but new. The Conservative Reformation and Its Theology gives you a picture of the definitive nineteenth-century statement of confessional Lutheranism as researched and explained by Charles Krauth, one…

This report from the Commission of Theology and Church Relations (CTCR) addresses a number of contemporary issues regarding what historically has been known as "the divine call." According to the report, "the New Testament says very little about the exact procedures for placing someone into, or…

…Sólo disponible en español. This work provides a comprehensive analysis of the role of the pastor in the Christian congregation. It analyses the characteristics of the pastoral role in the Old and New Testaments, and how this role has developed throughout church history. It proposes…