Presents
Public Theology in the Secular Age
Shepherding through Catastrophic Change
The Vision
The vision of DJK Institute’s Monograph Series on Public Theology is to demonstrate theological reflection with scholarship and pastoral application for believers living faithfully in a secular age.
The Mission
The mission is to produce a series of three books (one, a collection of essays on Biblical-theological responses to selected issues facing Western society in the “Secular Age;” two, a scholarly treatise on the meaning, value, and practice of Public Theology as a subdivision in the theological encyclopedia, and three, a final installment of essays on Present Threats Facing Christian Shepherds.
Features
- The framework allows for twelve to fifteen chapters in a book and a book released over three years; thus, an in-depth three-year study for your church, small group, or reading club.
- Written by leading Christian scholars and practitioners in the field. The majority of authors are from the Presbyterian and Reformed Christian communities. Each book, however, will include a chapter from a Christian from another branch of the Church catholic.
- Each installment in the series includes a small group study
- Authors are committed to the primacy of Scripture
- Each installment in the series includes multiple resources for further research and study.
- Perfect for college and seminary courses in missiology, sociology, religious studies, evangelism, and history.
- Accessibly first-class scholarship for your church or school.
A Partnership of Faith for Living, and the D. James Kennedy Institute of Reformed Leadership.
