The Society for the Advancement of Ecclesiological Theology

  • Home
  • About
    • History
    • Leadership
    • Director Interview
  • SAET Fellowships
    • First Fellowship
    • Second Fellowship
    • Fellowship Symposia
    • Apply to a SAET Fellowship
  • Contact
  • RSS
  • Subscribe
  • June 22, 2009 by Gerald Hiestand

    The SAET Blog: Where You Can Now Find Eccleisal Theology, Not Just Stuff About Ecclesial Theology

    Well, up till now I’ve pretty much only written about eccleisal theology here on the SAET blog.  I haven’t really written much actual ecclesial theology itself. Most of that sort of thing was taking place (if at all) over at my original blog, Iustificare.

    But a new day is dawning here at the SAET. After careful consultation with the executive director, the decision was made to widen the scope of the SAET blog to include all issues related to theology and the life of the church. So in addition to the already (stimulating, I’m sure) posts about eccleisal theology, SAET readers will now be able to enjoy actual examples of ecclesial theology in miniature. Of course, given the not-so-rapid pace of my blogging, readers shouldn’t expect to be inundated.

    In an attempt to offset my blogging irregularlity, I’ll be inviting our SAET Fellows to contribute on occasional post, as they desire and are able. But those of you in pastoral ministry, who are also working on research projects, know how difficult it can be to find time for blogging. Having properly lowered all expectations, let’s get going!

    Categories: Uncategorized

    Leave A Comment

Welcome

doorWelcome to saet-online.org, the online home of The Society for the Advancement of Ecclesial Theology (SAET). The SAET is an organization dedicated to assisting pastor-theologians in producing biblical and theological scholarship for the renewal of orthodox theology, for the renewal of the church. Operating within the historic evangelical tradition, the SAET believes the contemporary bifurcation between the pastoral calling and theological formation has resulted in the loss of a distinctly ecclesial voice in orthodox theology. The SAET seeks to resurrect this voice...(continue reading)

SAET Bloggers

  • Bryan Loritts
  • David Rudolph (IM)
  • David Rudolph (JAB)
  • Eric Bargerhuff
  • Gerald Hiestand
  • Jason Hood
  • Jay Thomas
  • Joel Willitts
  • Matthew Mason
  • Owen Strachan
  • Stephen Witmer
  • Todd Wilson

Recent Posts

  • David Rudolph on “Paul’s Rule in All the Churches”
  • Stephen Witmer on Sin
  • Eternity Bible College Now Offering Online Classes
  • Ecclesial Theology and SBL
  • Pastor-Theologians and Academic Theologians: Toward a Healthy Division of Labor, Part 3
  • Ecclesial Theology as the Foundation of Popular Theology
  • Spring Gathering of the Second Fellowship
  • Piper on PhD’s
  • Matt Kim, New SAET Fellow
  • Dr. Jeff Hubing, New SAET Fellow

Article Categories

  • Academic Theology (12)
  • Anglican (1)
  • Articles (1)
  • Book Review (6)
  • Carl Trueman (1)
  • Church (2)
  • Church History (1)
  • Commentaries (1)
  • Conference (1)
  • David Rudolph (1)
  • Ecclesial Theologian (4)
  • Ecclesial Theology (29)
  • Ecumenism (1)
  • Eric Bargerhuff (1)
  • Evangelicalism (2)
  • First Fellowship (2)
  • George Marsden (1)
  • Historical Method (1)
  • Jeff Hubing (1)
  • Joel Lawrence (1)
  • John Piper (3)
  • John Webster (2)
  • Jonathan Edwards (1)
  • Kevin Vanhoozer (2)
  • Martin Hengel (1)
  • Matt Kim (1)
  • Pastor Ministry (1)
  • Pastor-theologian (22)
  • Popular Theology (2)
  • Preston Sprinkle (2)
  • Resurrection (3)
  • Robert Jenson (2)
  • SAET Fellow Publications (5)
  • SAET Fellowship (6)
  • SBL (1)
  • Second Fellowship (4)
  • Soteriology (1)
  • Stephen Witmer (1)
  • Symposium (4)
  • Systematic Theology (2)
  • The SAET (4)
  • Theology (2)
  • Tom Wright (4)
  • Uncategorized (7)
  • Wider Theologians (3)

Copyright 2010 The Society for the Advancement of Ecclesial Theology | Website Design by 343design | Admin