Updates, Events, and Publications
CHRISTIANITY TODAY ARTICLE AUTHORED BY AN ATS ALUM
Guenson Charlot (class of 2019) recently wrote an article for Christianity Today. It details his call to be in Haiti against all odds. You can read the article in its entirety HERE.
ATS ALUM AUTHORS A NEW BOOK
Pastor Tim Johnson received his M.Div. from Asbury Theological Seminary in 2001. He attributes his seminary experience to shaping him as the pastor, preacher and teacher he is today. In 2016, Pastor Tim was humbly honored to be named the Distinguished Alumnus of the Year. Along with his time at Asbury, Pastor Tim has been in ministry for 26 years and counting, with 18 of those as pastor of Pfrimmer‘s Chapel Church in Corydon, Indiana. He also serves as Co-Founder and Spiritual Director of The Joshua Center Global, Inc., a ministry of coaching and training leaders that reaches four continents. Pastor Tim has fully embraced the power and the intimacy of the Holy Spirit in his life, as well as his call as an apostolic leader. With his gifting of preaching, teaching, and humor, hundreds of pastors, ministry leaders, and emerging leaders around the globe have been trained and equipped in the Holy Spirit through Pastor Tim’s deep and revelatory teachings.
Recently, Pastor Tim completed his first book, “The Person and The Power,” a 52-Week devotional on cultivating intimacy and experiencing activity of the Holy Spirit daily. Through this devotional book, you are invited to a year-long journey through the Book of Acts to discover all that it means to have the Third Person of a living and loving God dwelling within you as a born-again believer in Jesus Christ. Pastor Tim’s greatest passion is for all to experience the deepest depth of this intimacy and activity.
The book can be ordered on The Joshua Center website at https://www.thejoshuacenter.
THE FALL 2023 ISSUE OF THE ASBURY JOURNAL
The Asbury Journal publishes scholarly essays and book reviews written from a Wesleyan perspective. The Journal’s authors and audience reflect the global reality of the Christian church, the holistic nature of Wesleyan thought, and the importance of both theory and practice in addressing the current issues of the day. Authors include Wesleyan scholars, scholars of Wesleyanism/Methodism, and scholars writing on issues of theological and theological education importance.
You can find the fall issue HERE.
ATS STUDENT AUTHORS NEW BOOK
Mark Tanner is in the final year of his D.Min. at Asbury. He is also a bishop in the Church of England. This year, he authored a book – Faithful? Foolish? Called: Recognising God’s call and what to do about it – described below:
In a world obsessed with image, income, reputation, and opportunity it can be hard to hear the quiet whisper of Christ calling us onward, upward, and outward…
… and yet Christ is one who calls.
He calls unlikely people to extraordinary things, and as we give ourselves to the impossible in the midst of the ordinary we discover that his grace really is sufficient.
Foolish, maybe, but always sufficient and utterly faithful.
This book explores what calling feels like in the real world. The ancient story of King Ahab and a series of prophets invites us to explore the deepest callings in our life. Who are you called to be, and what does this mean you need to do?
For more information, or to purchase this book, check it out on Amazon.
HERE’S YOUR CHANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN RESEARCH AND HELP AN ATS ALUM!
Christopher Kelsey (M.A. in Christian Ministries ’15) is conducting research described below.
Warner Davis (M.Div. ’71) published his spiritual memoir Peace in a Mad Dog World in 2010. It has recently been republished. Dr. Davis describes it as follows:
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