Robert W. Wall Livres

Exploring the role of the church in contemporary faith, the author argues against the perception of it as an outdated institution. Highlighting the New Testament's ecclesiological insights, the book emphasizes the church's divine appointment as a fellowship that embodies God's grace and serves as a vital witness to His presence. It addresses the decline in church attendance and the spiritual implications of this trend, while also contributing to broader discussions in New Testament studies, theology, and church history through accessible analysis.

The "Pastoral Epistles" of 1-2 Timothy and Titus serve as vital texts for guiding Christian congregations and training spiritual leaders since their early recognition as scripture. Despite their historical significance, modern criticism has led to their neglect in teaching due to doubts about Pauline authorship and perceived social irrelevance. This Proclamation Commentary advocates for their apostolic authority and contemporary application, encouraging clergy and educators to re-envision their ministerial roles within the context of today's global church.