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The Pastor and His Wife: Fortifying Marriage Against the Demands of Ministry
(2019)This thesis aims to contribute to practical theology. Marriage and the public ministry are two gifts of God that are uniquely intertwined as a pastor serves his church and his family. God intends both of these to be blessings ... -
The Pastor and the Alcoholic
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The Pastor as Church Historian
(Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary, 2013-09-17)"The Pastor as Church Historian," authored by Bart Brauer, presents an extensive discussion on the importance of historical awareness and understanding in pastoral ministry, particularly within the context of the Wisconsin ... -
The Pastor as Dogmatician
(Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary, 2013-09-16)"The Pastor as Dogmatician" by Michael J. Seifert focuses on the role of pastors as proponents and teachers of Christian dogmatics within the Lutheran tradition. Seifert examines the historical and theological development ... -
The Pastor as Exegete
(Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary, 2013-09-16)"The Pastor as Exegete," by Pastor Harland H. Goetzinger, delves into the critical role of pastors in biblical exegesis, emphasizing the significance of hermeneutics and exegetical theology in pastoral training. Goetzinger ... -
The Pastor as Intercessor
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The Pastor as Stewardship Leader
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The Pastor as Team Leader: Building a Focused Leadership Team
(2014)Many ideas exist about how to lead. The pursuit of this paper is to synthesize a variety of leadership concepts into key principles and suggestions that can be applied to the mission of the local congregation. Through ... -
A Pastor in Motion Stays in Motion: The Relationship between Exercise and Mental and Emotional Health
(Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary, 2022-02-18)Something that often is left out of the discussion among pastors is exercise. God creates us body and soul, and the best way to teach is by example. Several benefits stem from exercise as it applies to the ministry. This ...