Roman Catholic Contextualization
It has been said that up until recently western missions has been a process of cultural domination – i.e. westernization. … Continue reading Roman Catholic Contextualization
Category: Missiology
Urban Population
Over the past decade or so missiologists have increasingly noted how important urban centers will be (and to a huge … Continue reading Urban Population
N.T. Wright on the Church Shaped by Mission
Our mission has to be shaped by our ultimate vision of God’s future… that in turn should reshape how we … Continue reading N.T. Wright on the Church Shaped by Mission
Can the Church as We Know it Survive?
In a recent blogpost Neil Cole contrasts two (very different) Non-Western Churches: When the communists took over the nation they … Continue reading Can the Church as We Know it Survive?
The Church and Its Missionary Calling
What is the purpose of the church? What is its calling? Why does it exist? These are all questions that … Continue reading The Church and Its Missionary Calling
10 Statements About the Gospel
Gospel this, gospel that, gospel here, gospel there, gospel everywhere! Now a days it seems like everything is “gospel,” but … Continue reading 10 Statements About the Gospel
Get to the Greeks!
Are fraternities and sororities at secular universities hard to reach? Yes. But it is absolutely possible to make an impact … Continue reading Get to the Greeks!
Baker’s Spring 2014 Academic Catalog
I visited my mom’s house recently and found that I had been sent Baker Academic’s Spring 2014 Catalog. I don’t … Continue reading Baker’s Spring 2014 Academic Catalog
The Nations Have Come…
Let me blow your mind… Nearly twenty percent of non-Christians in North America do not personally know a Christian. More … Continue reading The Nations Have Come…
Back to Africa – I am Going to Liberia!
Mangrove trees, political refugees, diamonds, civil wars, American colonialization, and yes even surfers. Those are just a few things that … Continue reading Back to Africa – I am Going to Liberia!
