J Chase Davis'
Trinitarian Formation: A Theology of Discipleship in Light of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit develops one of the strongest theologies of discipleship I've read in recent years. He offers readers a "
Triperspectivalism" that balances doctrinal, devotional and dutiful perspectives about discipleship into a clear view of all the ways in which the theology of the Trinity informs and forms the church's ministry to make disciples. Far from a deep theology that is disconnected from the practical concerns of disciple-making ministry, Trinitarian Formation highlights things like racial justice and the struggles of addiction as deeply theological and devotional issues.This is clearly one of the most important ministry texts for 2021.
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