
The Gospel as Prisoner and Liberator of Culture
Missiologist and church historian Andrew Walls begins his classic essay, “The Gospel as Prisoner and Liberator of Culture,” with a … Continue reading The Gospel as Prisoner and Liberator of Culture
Missiologist and church historian Andrew Walls begins his classic essay, “The Gospel as Prisoner and Liberator of Culture,” with a … Continue reading The Gospel as Prisoner and Liberator of Culture
Over the last few weeks I have been answering some common questions about Christianity and Culture. Today I turn my … Continue reading I Pledge Allegiance To….
Spoilers ahead…. Everything is awesome! If the song is not stuck in your head after seeing Lego Movie then you … Continue reading The Lego Movie – an Anabaptist (ish) Review
Last time I briefly surveyed a few of Neibuhr’s “Christ and Culture Types.” I explained that the understanding of Christ … Continue reading Niebuhr, Christ, and Culture (Pt. 2)
Niebuhr’s book Christ and Culture is a classic book on the history of the interaction between Christianity and the culture … Continue reading Niebuhr, Christ, and Culture (Pt. 1)
If you are looking for some books on the interaction between Christianity and Culture here are some I definitely recommend. … Continue reading Recommended books on Christ and Culture
Last time we looked at cultural transformation in light of the biblical meta-narrative. Today we wrap things up by looking … Continue reading Christ, Culture, and College Students – A Reformed Perspective (Pt. 5)
Last time we looked at the concept of cultural transformation. Today we turn to our third subject: cultural transformation and … Continue reading Christ, Culture, and College Students – A Reformed Perspective (Pt. 4)
A while ago I took a class at Fuller Seminary called “Perspectives on Christ and Culture.” In that class we … Continue reading Christ, Culture, and College Students – A Reformed Perspective (Pt. 1)
Question: How should the church engage culture? Should it seek to transform it? Answer: One of the major conflicts in … Continue reading Church and Culture, Eschatology, and the Biblical Meta-Narrative