ROBERT SNITKO
PASTOR
AUTHOR & SPEAKER
ABOUT ROBERT
ROBERT SNITKO is a pastor, author, and ministry leader who hails from Chicago, IL. Currently, Robert serves as a pastor in central Wisconsin. Robert has studied at Moody Bible Institute (BA), Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (MA), Princeton Theological Seminary (Cert.), & Liberty University (DMin). He has also authored 3 books and has various publications in journals. Robert has spoken at school chapels, churches, retreats, & podcasts.
Testimonials
ROBERT SNITKO’S BOOKS
“Robert Snitko offers us a wonderful pastoral call for unity, understanding, and the witness to reconciliation promised in Jesus Christ. With a sharp mind and a pastor’s heart Snitko draws us all back to the Apostle’s Creed and the centrality of Christ for a unity that can actually witness to the depths of God’s love in our pluralistic age. This book is timely, engaging, and insightful.”
Andrew Root on God is Not
Black-and-White
“I thought by now that I’d be wiser, steadier, and better. Instead, I still require heaps of grace. A Love We Don’t Deserve assures us that ‘God is interested in brokenness,’ and beckons us to rest in God’s grace through a thoughtful study of Psalm 32. We’ll never grasp the depth of God’s grace, but every step leads to new beauties. Please take this step.”
Brian Jennings on A Love We Don’t Deserve
BLOG POSTS
- Lamb of GodToday is Christmas day. Historically, Christmas is the celebration of the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ who entered into this world as a baby. This celebration is one that acknowledges that God Himself—embodied the very human nature that we possess—in order that we may be saved. As I reflect on Christmas and its trueContinue reading “Lamb of God”
- Kant on Treating Humanity as an End-In-ItselfAn observation of Tom Hill’s excerpt in The Oxford Handbook of Ethical Theory on Kant’s approach to treating humanity as an end-in-itself. Specifically, how Kant’s moral philosophy influences Christianity. It is evident that Christianity is rooted in the Holy Scriptures, thus all that it means to be a Christian is clear cut in the text.Continue reading “Kant on Treating Humanity as an End-In-Itself”
- Book Review: A New Perspective on JesusThis book review can also be found at Stained Glass Collective. In the book New Perspective on Jesus: What the Quest for the Historical Jesus Missed, James D. G. Dunn attempts to distinguish the Jesus of history and the Jesus of faith. Attempting to unravel the tension between the two, Dunn helps the reader understand how theContinue reading “Book Review: A New Perspective on Jesus”
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