The process of theological education has always been an exercise in learning the cultural setting of the Bible. A modern understanding of the course development and mentorship takes into account the culture of the student, the cultural values of the local community in which the school is found, and the importance of creating an identity-forming culture of Christ-centered learning and excellence. This collection presents readers with the necessity of thoughtful cross-cultural interaction in today’s interconnected global culture. With great care and appropriate depth, these volumes will provide guidance for those whose calling involves building up the church through higher education.
Key Features
Describes the impact of various theological education styles
Presents fresh ideas for curriculum design
Includes case studies in theological education
Compares traditional versus non-traditional instructional methods
Provides course design helps
Product Details
Title: Langham’s Resources for Theological Education