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The Pastor as Scholar and the Scholar as Pastor: Reflections on Life and Ministry

par John Piper, D. A. Carson (Auteur)

Autres auteurs: David Mathis (Contributeur), Owen Strachan (Contributeur)

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"Dr. D.A. Carson beautifully blends his love for pastoral ministry and scholarship in a series of short arguments. Like Piper, he shares his journey and the 'providential twists' that have contributed to his life as a scholar. Most helpful are the lessons that Carson sets forth for the scholar as pastor. He encourages scholars to guard against an ivory tower mentality. As such, the encouragement includes immersion in the real world. Carson encourages scholars to steer clear from the deadly 'seduction of applause' which may come from publishing house and wide readership as well as a close circle of friends...the author encourages scholars to fight what he calls a 'common disjunction' between the 'objective study of Scripture and devotional reading.' Of course, he encourages scholars to critically engage with the text, but he also encourages meaningful times of devotion. Scholars must tremble before God's Word (Isa. 66:2)...[In] a fitting conclusion, David Mathis points readers to Jesus, the supreme example of a pastor-scholar: 'Jesus, the God-man, is the ultimate model of engaging both heart and head, not compromising either for the other.' This indeed is the aim of the editors, namely, for scholarship and pastoral ministry to point to Jesus and his gospel.The Pastor as Scholar and the Scholar as Pastor is a refreshing and liberating book, especially for any pastor who takes scholarship seriously. For pastors who have grown weary of scholarship and have pushed the hard work of exegesis to the margins of their ministry - this book will be a challenging, yet helpful antidote that will benefit not only the pastor, but the people he is called to shepherd" -- Amazon.com.… (plus d'informations)
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It's assumed in Christendom today that you can either be a Scholar or a Pastor not both, either you live in the academic world writing technical books for other scholars or you are in the lay sphere ministering to lay people. Piper and Carson who have their feet in both world's try to put this myth to rest ( )
  Teddy37 | Jun 9, 2021 |
It's assumed in Christendom today that you can either be a Scholar or a Pastor not both, either you live in the academic world writing technical books for other scholars or you are in the lay sphere ministering to lay people. Piper and Carson who have their feet in both world's try to put this myth to rest ( )
  Theodore.Gebretsadik | Feb 8, 2015 |
This tiny book is totally worth each one of the ~100 pages.
There are 4 sections: intro and conclusion bookend Piper and Carson presentations.
Those presentations are *supposedly* transcripts from the conference of April 23 2009 ( http://pastortheologian.com/ )

Since both Piper and Carson are highly educated and excellent teachers, the content is extraordinaire - very dense and very clear at the same time. And while it would be tempting to skim through this book based on its great flow, I want to quote Carson : "slow down, read, takes notes, think, evaluate" and add "stay close to wikipedia for the few words and concepts you are not totally familiar with" (depending on your background). ( )
  sophie65 | Sep 12, 2011 |
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"Dr. D.A. Carson beautifully blends his love for pastoral ministry and scholarship in a series of short arguments. Like Piper, he shares his journey and the 'providential twists' that have contributed to his life as a scholar. Most helpful are the lessons that Carson sets forth for the scholar as pastor. He encourages scholars to guard against an ivory tower mentality. As such, the encouragement includes immersion in the real world. Carson encourages scholars to steer clear from the deadly 'seduction of applause' which may come from publishing house and wide readership as well as a close circle of friends...the author encourages scholars to fight what he calls a 'common disjunction' between the 'objective study of Scripture and devotional reading.' Of course, he encourages scholars to critically engage with the text, but he also encourages meaningful times of devotion. Scholars must tremble before God's Word (Isa. 66:2)...[In] a fitting conclusion, David Mathis points readers to Jesus, the supreme example of a pastor-scholar: 'Jesus, the God-man, is the ultimate model of engaging both heart and head, not compromising either for the other.' This indeed is the aim of the editors, namely, for scholarship and pastoral ministry to point to Jesus and his gospel.The Pastor as Scholar and the Scholar as Pastor is a refreshing and liberating book, especially for any pastor who takes scholarship seriously. For pastors who have grown weary of scholarship and have pushed the hard work of exegesis to the margins of their ministry - this book will be a challenging, yet helpful antidote that will benefit not only the pastor, but the people he is called to shepherd" -- Amazon.com.

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