New Testament Theology in Dialogue: Christology and Ministry (1987) by James D.G. Dunn is a scholarly work that examines how New Testament theology should be structured, understood, and applied in the context of modern ministry. Dunn also examines the understanding of the humanity and divinity of Jesus as revealed in the New Testament writings, as well as how His work of salvation was understood by the apostles. Rather, New Testament theology must be in ongoing dialogue, appreciating the diversity of voices within the New Testament (e.g., the differences between Paul and the Synoptics), connecting the theological findings of the New Testament to the questions and contexts of church ministry today.