Program
Doctor of Ministry
Year Approved
2016
First Advisor
McNeff, Mike
Abstract
The problem this thesis project addressed was the belief by many Christian young adults that the life wisdom advice of older Christian adults can be invalid. This assumption can make Christian young adults suffer unnecessarily because it can prevent them from benefiting from the experiences of older Christian adults who have successfully achieved Christian self-actualization in spiritual, relational and work-related challenges. To address this problem, the researcher (a) investigated Scripture as well as theological and biblical commentaries related to these themes; (b) reviewed relevant ancient and contemporary literature; (c) conducted qualitative and quantitative research that demonstrated the validity of advice from older Christians, and finally (d), created
Degree Name
Doctor of Ministry
Document Type
Doctoral thesis
Recommended Citation
Chapman, J. M. (2016). Helping Young Adults Discern Christian Self-actualization through the Wisdom of Those Who Have Gone Before [Doctoral thesis, Bethel University]. Spark Repository. https://spark.bethel.edu/etd/121
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