From The Editor’s Desk -- By: Mark McGinniss

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Journal: Journal of Ministry and Theology
Volume: JMAT 26:1 (Spring 2022)
Article: From The Editor’s Desk
Author: Mark McGinniss


From The Editor’s Desk

Mark McGinniss

Dear Reader,

This issue I am pleased to present a sampling of papers from the Council on Dispensational Hermeneutics Annual Meeting. The conference held its annual meeting in September 2021. The topic was “Developing a Dispensational Worldview” (The Council website is here: https://dispensationalcouncil.org/). It was an exciting time grappling with this important topic.

On a sadder note, for those of us who knew and loved Dr. Bruce Baker—God called Bruce into his presence on February 13, 2022. See his obituary here: https://www.tributearchive.com/obituaries/24016952/dr-bruce-arthur-baker.

Bruce suffered long and well with ALS. While the disease stole his body, it did not diminish his love or service for his savior. This is evident in his being a regular contributor to the JMAT. His last article leads this issue’s Table of Contents.

Bruce and I were in the PhD program together at Baptist Bible Seminary in Clarks Summit, PA a number of years ago. Trying times have a way of forging friendships, and ours was formed in the classrooms, dining hall and dorm rooms when we came to campus. Bruce had a sharp mind and maybe a sharper wit. In the classroom he was quick to share his theological insights, pastoral heart, and Texas humor. His fellow students and professors were a beneficiary of all three. And all will be missed.

I am grateful to God for blessing me with Bruce’s friendship and scholarship. While as readers you may have missed out on his friendship, I am pleased to present a piece of Bruce’s scholarship for your edification.

Like Bruce, at the JMAT we seek to serve our Savior, and you, our reader. I look forward to hearing from you as you profit and enjoy this issue of the JMAT.

Mark McGinniss, Ph.D.

Lead Editor

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