In 1538, Martin Bucer produced what he called "this little book." A Reformation handbook of pastoral theology, it set out his ideal of a godly Christian society, and was "written solely for the Lord's glory and the improvement of his church at this time when Christ's sheep are so deplorably scattered." Nearly 500 years later we can still benefit greatly from Bucer's spiritual wisdom as he sets out, in a vivid and persuasive way, biblical principles for church life, ministry, and discipline.
218 pages, Hardcover