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Matthew Hyam: I Still Have More Questions than Answers

| February 15, 2007 | no comments

 

The book is a quick read, but one that must not be quickly forgotten. Hyam utilizes plain language and writes as one pastor to another, with no evidence of a desire to impress. Repeatedly, he employs self-effacing humor, which endears him to his reader, as assuredly it does to his congregation. A short annotated bibliography concludes the book, offering additional tools for pastoral ministry.

Reviewed by John R. Miller

 

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Category: Living the Faith, Winter 2007

About the Author: John R. Miller is an ordained minister with Elim Fellowship of Lima, NY and serves as Pastor of Education with Living Word Temple of Restoration, Rochester, NY. He has a degree from Elim Bible Institute, a B.Div. (Trinity Theological Seminary), C.P.E. (University of Rochester), M.Div. (Northeastern Seminary), and Ph.D. (Regent University). He teaches at Regent University and Elim Bible Institute & College.

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