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3 reviews
Stephen A. Seamands

Victor Books, 1994

Renewing Burnt Out Pastors
Steve Seamands has a heart for pastors. I knew that the first time I met him as a student in his class at Asbury Seminary. That is why I picked up his book. It couldn't have come at a better time in my ministry. You see, this book is written for disillusioned, burnt out pastors--and that afternoon, I certainly fit the bill. Seamands leads the reader through a study of Christ's words to ...

Heridas que sanan
Stephen Seamands

Editorial Patmos, 2004

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Ministry in the Image of God: The Trinitarian Shape of Christian Service

2 reviews
Stephen Seamands

InterVarsity Press, 2005

A MUST READ
There are certain books I have read which have become part of who I am. Their message has entered my very being and shaped and changed me in significant ways. This is one of those books. Steve Seamands has done a tremendous service to the Church in taking the fruit of the recent renaissance in Trinitarian theology in the academy and fleshing out its implications for the practice of Christian ...

Christology and Transition in the Theology of Edwin Lewis
Stephen A. Seamands

Univ Pr of Amer, 1987

This volume fills the need for a full-length study exclusively devoted to Edwin Lewis, who taught systematic theology at Drew from 1916 to 1951. It provides an in-depth treatment of his Christology at each of the major stages of his theological development. Of interest to students and scholars of Methodist theology and American theology in general.

Wounds That Heal: Bringing Our Hurts to the Cross

1 review
Stephen Seamands

InterVarsity Press, 2003

Fabulous
This book offers a tremendous help those in need of emotional and spiritual healing. Highly Recommended.