Overview
Professor Gunter teaches courses and oversees program emphases that relate specifically to the Methodist and Wesleyan traditions, with special emphasis on evangelism and discipleship formation.
His publications include: The Limits of Love Divine (1989), Wesley and The Quadrilateral (Co-author, 1997), Resurrection Knowledge (1999), The Quotable Mr. Wesley (1999 & 2002), John Wesley and The Netherlands (co-author, 2002), Considering the Great Commission (co-editor and contributor, 2004) and Arminius and His 'Declaration of Sentiments' (2012). His current project is a set of articles and a book with the working title, The Missionary Imagination in Mainline Protestant Christianity.
Current Appointments & Affiliations
Research Professor Emeritus of Evangelism and Wesleyan Studies
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2018 - Present
Divinity School
Recent Publications
Arminius and his Declaration of sentiments : an annotated translation with introduction and theological commentary: an annotated translation with introduction and theological commentary
Book · 2012 Link to item CiteBeyond the Bible wars: why inerrancy is not the issue for evangelical Wesleyans
Journal Article Wesleyan Theological Journal · September 1, 2011 Link to item CiteJohn Wesley, a faithful representative of Jacobus Arminius
Journal Article Wesleyan Theological Journal · September 1, 2007 Link to item CiteEducation, Training & Certifications
Leiden University (The Netherlands) ·
1989
Ph.D.
Nazarene Theological Seminary ·
1975
M.Div.