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'The Irreducible Minimum' is a careful examination of the eleven essential doctrines, including the doctrine of the Bible, Dispensationalism, Theology Proper and Trinitarianism, Christology, Holy Spirit, Angels, Sin, Salvation, the Church, and the doctrine of last things, from a pre-tribulational, pre-millennial viewpoint.

A BIBLICAL LOOK at God''s awesome call to be a shepherd to His flock.This exegetical look at Peter''s admonition to ""fellow shepherds"" will cause those in ministry to look very hard at their own model of ministry. Packed full of Biblical insights, this is a must read for all of those in or considering the ministry.Inside this book you will find:A verse by verse translation with commentary of 1 Peter 5:1-4Grammatical analysis and diagrammingWord studies of the major theme wordsAnd an outstanding homiletical treatmentClay A. Kahler said, ""we as ministers are called to ''shepherd the flock of God'' which is among us. Peter tells us how.""""Excellent work! This exegesis is some of the best...!""Dr. Gary Coombs, President,Southern California Bible College & Seminary ""Superior word studies""Irving MawoloSouth African Theological Seminary Excellent exegesis. There is evidence of theological thinking in this work.Rev. Thomas Rohm, PastorFirst Baptist Church of El Cajon, CaliforniaClay A. Kahler is the founder of ""Sharing the Word Ministries,"" which includes the radio program ""Sharing the Word,"" heard in Ray County Missouri. He is the Senior Pastor of the First Baptist Church in Orrick, Missouri. Clay is the author of Simple Theology: Theology for the Rest of Us, Against Protestant Popes, and he is currently working on his next book. He has written for Preaching Magazine Christianity Today and To His Glory. Clay served on the faculty of the Southwest College of Biblical Studies in Pine Valley California, and as an Adjunct Faculty member at the Southern California Bible College & Seminary. He now teaches Bible and Theology at Carver Baptist Bible College in Kansas City, Missouri. Prior to entering the ministry, Pastor Kahler served in the United States Army, including service during Desert Shield and Desert Storm. Following his service in the Army, he began a career in Law Enforcement. He worked for 4 years with Village West Police as a Patrolman and as a trainer. He was recruited away from the Department and into corrections and became the Director of Training and CERT Team Commander in a Federal Prison in San Diego, California. Clay has earned his Bachelor of Arts, a Master of Religious Studies and a Master of Arts Degree from Southern California Bible College & Seminary.