Doing Church is designed to move beyond theory to provide a hermeneutical model for effective ministry. Part 1 addresses why churches view ministry differently while Part 2 presents a biblical hermeneutic for ministry. Questions at the end of each chapter help apply the material to individual situations. Aubrey Malphurs is a graduate ofDallas Theological Seminary and is chairman of the Field Education Department at Dallas Theological Seminary.
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Reviewed by David R. Bess (Charleston, West Virginia), October 25, 2004
Aubrey Malphurs is quickly becoming one of my favorite authors. In this volume he addresses the Biblical basis for church ministry, distinguishing between activities that are mandated by the Scriptures and activities that are simply permitted by the Scriptures. The last section of this title is especially helpful to church leaders, for it gives specific Biblical principles and criteria to evaluate church activities.
I've purchased several titles by Malphurs, and I have yet to read one I haven't liked. This book provides a wealth of information in return for the small investment required.
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