Planting New Churches in a Postmodern Age

by Dr. Ed Stetzer

Publisher:

B&H

, 2003

Overview

Planting New Churches in a Postmodern Age is an instruction book for planting biblically faithful and culturally relevant churches. It addresses the “how-to” and “why” issues of church planting by providing practical guidance through all the phases of planting a church. After looking at existing and emerging cultures, Stetzer demonstrates how to reach people within those cultures, especially those caught up in the postmodern culture.

Contents

Top Highlights

“They typically raise a predictable series of objections. We will consider these objections on an individual basis.” (Page 5)

Praise for the Print Edition

Ed Stetzer is one of the best-informed, practical-minded, and field-tested church planters that I know.

—Rick Warren

If I could buy only one book on church planting this would be my first choice.

—Eddie Gibbs, Author, ChurchNext

Stetzer helps the new church developer think missionally, theologically, and practically about the process of starting new churches.

—Bob Logan, Executive Director, CoachNet International Ministries

Product Details

• Title: Planting New Churches in a Postmodern Age
• Author: Ed Stetzer
• Publisher: B&H
• Publication Date: 2003
• Pages: 382

About Dr. Ed Stetzer

Primary role is President of LifeWay Research and LifeWay’s Missiologist in Residence. Ed has planted churches in New York, Pennsylvania, and Georgia and transitioned declining churches in Indiana and Georgia. He has trained pastors and church planters on five continents, holds two masters degrees and two doctorates, and has written dozens of articles and books. Ed is a columnist for Outreach Magazine and Catalyst Monthly, serves on the advisory council of Sermon Central and Christianity Today’s Building Church Leaders, and is frequently cited or interviewed in news outlets such as USAToday and CNN. Ed is Visiting Professor of Research and Missiology at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Visiting Research Professor at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, and has taught at fifteen other colleges and seminaries. He also serves on the Church Services Team at the International Mission Board.