Baptist Foundations: Church Government for an Anti-Institutional Age
by Michael A. G. Haykin, Jonathan Leeman, Mark Dever, Andrew M. Davis Ph.D., John S. Hammett, Benjamin L Merkle, Thomas R. Schreiner, Dr. Kirk Wellum, Dr. Stephen J. Wellum, Thomas White, Shawn Wright
Baptist Foundations: Church Government for an Anti-Institutional Age brings together prominent Baptist theologians to explore biblical models of church leadership. In a time when institutions face widespread distrust, this book provides scriptural guidance for structuring congregations with accountability and autonomy. Essential reading for pastors seeking to build resilient church communities grounded in historic Baptist principles.
About This Book
Baptist Foundations offers a comprehensive examination of church government tailored for contemporary challenges. Authored by a team of respected Baptist scholars, the book draws on scriptural foundations to guide church leadership.
The contributors, including Michael A. G. Haykin, Jonathan Leeman, and others, provide insights into ecclesiology that emphasize congregational autonomy and accountability. This work equips pastors and leaders to navigate an anti-institutional age with fidelity to Baptist traditions.
Through theological reflection and practical application, the book underscores the importance of structured governance in fostering healthy church communities. It serves as a vital resource for understanding and implementing biblical church polity today.
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