I'm pleased to publish this review by Joshua S. Hill of Keith L. Johnson's new book Theology as Discipleship.
Following the release of The Pastor Theologian by Gerald Hiestand and Todd Wilson, and The Pastor as Public Theologian by Kevin J. Vanhoozer and Owen Strachan, both published in 2015, one would naturally expect the next book to frame theology in such a manner to follow neatly in the preceding footsteps. (Ed. Note: We interviewed Hiestand and Vanhoozer about their books on Mere Fidelity.)
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