Theology for Christian Media

Book Profile

Theology for Christian Media brings doctrine into the everyday work of communication. It equips Christian communicators to think theologically about message, audience, ethics, worship, mission, and the character of God as it relates to media practice.

It is especially valuable for training programs, station leadership, and communicators who want their craft anchored in biblical truth.

Too many Christian radio, podcast, and TV hosts speak to thousands of people each day without any training on how to communicate spiritual truths. "Theology for Christian Media" provides a basic understanding of key Christian doctrines and relates them in a practical way to what the Christian media host does on the air. From core doctrines to personal reflections, this book will help the Christian media presenter with a good grounding in basic theology and practice.

Tom Terry is a career broadcaster of more than 40 years, working in radio and television in multiple countries. He has worked with KVOI-Tucson, KLYT-Albuquerque, Radiolight-Istanbul, Eagle TV-Ulaanbaatar, and served as Global English Station Manager for TWR.

Tom has also served as head of Global Broadcast Strategy for JESUS Film Project, helping to reach over 2 billion people with the story of Jesus by television.

Why readers pick up this book

• Broadcasters and podcasters
• Christian media trainers
• Communicators seeking doctrinal depth

At a glance

Categories: Broadcasting, Nonfiction

Author: Tom Terry

Focus: Doctrine for the Christian Communicator.

Key themes

• Doctrine and communication
• Media ethics
• Mission and discipleship
• Christian worldview