Pastoral Reflections on Life and Ministry
Ebook
Pastoral Reflections on Life and Ministry expresses my passion to look at life and ministry through the lens of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Whether it is theology, Christian fellowship, ecclesiology, or social issues, the gospel alone sheds the kind of light needed to see things from God's perspective. These are reflections of a man, a husband, a father, a pastor, and a friend who continues to grow in God's forgiving and transforming grace and in the superior, soul-satisfying knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ. I offer these reflections not only for you to know how I think, but to challenge you to think and write and share your gospel-centered thoughts with others.
“Early in my Christian life as a young man in seminary, I had
the privilege of sitting under John’s ministry. Now, over forty
years later, and as a much older man, I have the privilege to serve
alongside John at Grace Church. The passing years have not
diminished his allegiance to Christ and the gospel. These
reflections will strengthen God’s people now and long into the
future in their own commitment to finish the race well.”
—Stephen M. Davis, Elder, Grace Church of Philly
“John Davis has done a wonderful job of capturing the
painful and glorious experience of the ‘already, not yet’ work of
sanctification in the believer’s life in poetic form. Fresh water
to the soul.”
—Brian Martin, Pastor, Sonship Church
- Title: Pastoral Reflections on Life and Ministry
- Authors: John Davis, Andrew Straubel
- Publisher: Resource Publications
- Print Publication Date: 2021
- Logos Release Date: 2021
- Language: English
- Resources: 1
- Format: Digital › Ebook
- ISBNs: 9781666723083, 9781666723076, 9781666731019, 1666723088, 166672307X, 1666731013
- Resource ID: LLS:9781666723083
- Resource Type: Monograph
- Metadata Last Updated: 2022-09-29T19:55:32Z
In 1970, Jesus Christ rescued John P. Davis from the dominion of
sin and began a work of gospel transformation which continues to
this day. John has planted and pastored churches for forty-six
years in both urban and suburban settings and in mono-cultural and
multi-ethnic settings. He is thankful for a good theological
education, especially in his ThM studies at Westminster Theological
Seminary. He has been the husband of Dawn for forty-seven years and
is the father of five children and a grandfather of
thirteen.