In my further research into the subject of 'inculturation', I have found that 'proclamation' plays a key role in the whole process. I have also found the following, which I think is useful for Protestants (especially Evangelicals) in their attempt to re-examine their attitude towards evangelism. 20. The Church in Asia is all the more … Continue reading Proclamation is necessary!
Useful Resources for Mission at the International Bulletin of Missionary Research
The April version of the International Bulletin of Missionary Research has a number of interesting articles. Articles are available for free at the website after your subscribe to its email newsletter. Among articles which are relevant to faith, culture and mission in the postmodern context are: 1. Emerging Adults and the Future of Missions by … Continue reading Useful Resources for Mission at the International Bulletin of Missionary Research
Understand the Context to Better Understand the Message
In the end, most of us would agree that life is not all that easy to understand, that the messages we receive from within and from others and from God are not always clear. As the Apostle Paul famously said; ‘Now we see in a mirror dimly (one translation has ‘in a riddle’)’, always remembering … Continue reading Understand the Context to Better Understand the Message
Revivalism = Pagan Christianity?
My previous review on Pagan Christianity?: Exploring the Roots of Our Church Practices highlighted the need for works like this to be aware of the cultural context of the historical period involved before making any judgement. One of the mistakes in which 'Pagan Christianity' made is to draw conclusion on the effect of the revivalist … Continue reading Revivalism = Pagan Christianity?
Made to Stick
From my previous blog: One of many books that I value highly is 'Made to Stick' by Chip and Dan Heath. You can find its excerpts here. They were also interviewed in the 2009 Global Leadership Summit organized by Willow Creek Community Church. Their idea matches the format of the Revivalists in the nineteenth century … Continue reading Made to Stick
