High doctrine and broad doctrine: a qualitative study of theological distinctives and missions culture at Lakeview Baptist Church, Auburn, Alabama

Jeffery S Bush

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High doctrine and broad doctrine: a qualitative study of theological distinctives and missions culture at Lakeview Baptist Church, Auburn, Alabama

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Jeffery S Bush. High Doctrine and Broad Doctrine: a Qualitative Study of Theological Distinctives and Missions Culture At Lakeview Baptist Church, Auburn, Alabama. Covenant Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/252451c2-9405-40fa-9cca-ce213762e77d.

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J. S. Bush. High doctrine and broad doctrine: a qualitative study of theological distinctives and missions culture at Lakeview Baptist Church, Auburn, Alabama. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/252451c2-9405-40fa-9cca-ce213762e77d

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Jeffery S Bush. High Doctrine and Broad Doctrine: a Qualitative Study of Theological Distinctives and Missions Culture At Lakeview Baptist Church, Auburn, Alabama. Covenant Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/252451c2-9405-40fa-9cca-ce213762e77d.

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Lakeview Baptist Church is characterized by what C.H. Spurgeon called 'high doctrine and broad doctrine.' This study looks at Lakeview in terms of its doctrinal identity and missional culture and offers an explanation of the relationship between the two. The project is a qualitative case study that makes use of observations, document analysis, and individual and group interviews to gather data that provides a rich description of doctrinal and missional commitments at Lakeview. The study revealed the influence of the Reformed tradition in Southern Baptist theology on the doctrinal climate at Lakeview and also identified in the Lakeview missions culture a central theme, 'people groups' as a point of common ground between current missiological thinking and resurgent Baptist Calvinist.

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