Religion & Spirituality
The church needs qualified men to teach the Word of God. Seminaries and local churches should work together to prepare these godly shepherds. About Our Guest Dr. Richard Mayhue has labored at The Master’s Seminary in various capacities since 1989 and currently serves as research professor of theology emeritus. He has served in pastoral ministry in several churches and has authored, contributed to, or edited over 30 books including The MacArthur Study Bible. He has been married to his wife B since 1966 and the Lord has blessed them with two married children, two grandsons, and a great-granddaughter. This is the second of two episodes with Dr. Mayhue. Listen to the first episode. Featured Resource Accordance Bible Software: Study the Bible in the original languages and more on your laptop, smartphone, and mobile device. What You Will Learn Why does The Master’s Seminary focus so intently on training men for pastoral ministry? Where do graduates of The Master’s Seminary go to serve in ministry? Why are these expository preachers so important to Christ’s church? How did the Word of God change your life? How should a seminary and a local church work together and why is this important? How should we respond to the statement, “they didn’t teach that to me in seminary”? What should prospective students look for in a seminary? What can a man do to best prepare for and thrive in seminary? What is the importance of having a good grasp of systematic theology for preaching? What projects are you working on now? Mentioned in the Episode Dr. Mayhue’s personal website: richardmayhue.net Email Dr. Mayhue The Master’s Seminary, Sun Valley, California Grace Community Church, Sun Valley, California Books and Journals Biblical Doctrine: A Systematic Summary of Bible Truth The Master’s Seminary Journal