No Place for Truth
Jonathan and James are discussing a book that influenced both of them decades ago. Why would they be talking about it now, and what is the book’s relevance for today?
25 years ago, David Wells wrote No Place for Truth, a microscopic analysis of how the purpose of the church and of pastoral ministry was shifting. Wells recounts a few responses from church members at large and theology students alike about what they thought really mattered in ministry. What was the thinking of the time, and how does it influence ministry today? Don’t miss this important conversation!
We’d like to offer you the opportunity to win a free copy of this timeless book No Place for Truth by David Wells. Register!
Jonathan and James are discussing a book that influenced both of them decades ago. Why would they be talking about it now, and what is the book’s relevance for today?
25 years ago, David Wells wrote No Place for Truth, a microscopic analysis of how the purpose of the church and of pastoral ministry was shifting. Wells recounts a few responses from church members at large and theology students alike about what they thought really mattered in ministry. What was the thinking of the time, and how does it influence ministry today? Don’t miss this important conversation!
We’d like to offer you the opportunity to win a free copy of this timeless book No Place for Truth by David Wells. Register!