Missionshift global mission issues in the third millennium
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Nashville, Tennessee :
B&H Academic,
[2010]
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Introduction
- Essay 1: "Mission" Defined and described
- On becoming missional: interacting with Charles Van Engen
- "Mission" and missio dei: response to Charles Van Engen's "'Mission' defined and described"
- Defining and describing "mission": a response to Charles Van Engen, Keith Eitel, and Enoch Wan
- Twelve theses on the church's mission in the twenty-first century: in interaction with Charles Van Engen, Keith Eitel, and Enoch Wan
- Responding to "'Mission' defined and described" and the four responders
- Essay 2: The Gospel in human contexts: changing perceptions of contextualization
- Response to Paul G. Hiebert: "The Gospel in human contexts: changing perceptions of contextualization"
- Response to Paul G. Hiebert: "The Gospel in human contexts: changing perceptions of contextualization"
- A response to Paul G. Hiebert: "The Gospel in human contexts : changing perceptions of contextualization" and to Darrell Whiteman and Michael Pocock
- Reponse to Hiebert's article: "The Gospel in human contexts" and to the responses of Pocock and Whiteman
- Responding to "The Gospel in human contexts: changing perceptions of contextualization"
- Essay 3: The future of evangelicals in mission
- Looking backward while going forward: a response to Winter's vision
- In response to "The future of evangelicals in mission"
- The missing key to the future of evangelical mission
- In response to Ralph Winter's "The future of evangelicals in mission"
- Responding to "The future of evangelicals in mission"
- Conclusion: A scientific postscript: grist for the missiological mills of the future.