• Discipleship in Seminaries - Fact, Fantasy or Futility? Dr. JD Payne, on The Disciple Dilemma

  • Nov 21 2024
  • Length: 42 mins
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Discipleship in Seminaries - Fact, Fantasy or Futility? Dr. JD Payne, on The Disciple Dilemma

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  • Dr. JD Payne - a Pastor, Planter of churches, Podcaster, Professor - and the author of SIXTEEN books (!) joins Dennis from Samford University to scrimmage the duty of Seminaries in the West.

    Is the Mission of a Seminary to drive facts into brains - or to "make" theologically-informed disciples? A wide ranging and interesting episode!

    00:00 - 03:07 Introduction
    03:08 - 08:57 Discipleship & Seminary....Same? Different?
    08:58 - 11:13 Pastoral "Hegemony"
    11:14 - 13:55 Clericalism (Let the Pros Handle That)
    13:56 - 20:10 Modern Disciples - How Should We Then Live?
    20:11 - 21:45 Are Seminaries responsible for Discipling?
    21:46 - 25:18 JD's SIXTEEN Books! (Two of Them)
    25:19 - 27:48 "Berthie Holler" (JD's Story)
    27:49 - 29:53 A Better Definition for Evangelize....
    29:54 - 33:58 The Mission of Professors
    33:59 - 37:03 The Mission of a Seminary
    37:04 - 38:53 "The Pastor Does Everything" Changing Expectations
    38:54 - 41:18 JD's Closing Advice for Pastors
    41:19 - 42:18 Wrap Up

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