US EditionJack Collins, Part 1: On Three Decades as a Seminary Professor
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Jack Collins, Part 1: On Three Decades as a Seminary Professor
In May of 1992, Jack Collins was a church planter in Spokane, Washington, with a doctorate, a new baby, a freshly decorated house, and a congregation that was ready to particularize and call a pastor. Then Bob Yarbrough called to invite him to apply for an open faculty position at Covenant Theological Seminary. When Collins sought the wisdom of trusted friends, they all encouraged him to pursue the opportunity at Covenant. In January of 1993, C…
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