How should the local church think about justice? Adam Gustine provides a theological vision for the church's identity as a just people, where God's character and the pursuit of shalom infuses every aspect of our congregational DNA. In this renewed vision, the church becomes a prophetic alternative to the broken systems of the world and a parable of God's intentions for human flourishing and societal transformation.
How should the local church think about justice? Adam Gustine provides a theological vision for the church's identity as a just people, where God's character and the pursuit of shalom infuses every aspect of our congregational DNA. In this renewed vision, the church becomes a prophetic alternative to the broken systems of the world and a parable of God's intentions for human flourishing and societal transformation.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Adam L. Gustine leads CovEnterprises, a social enterprise initiative of Love Mercy Do Justice, for the Evangelical Covenant Church. He is also the founder of an enterprise incubator in South Bend, Indiana, dedicated to extending opportunity, restoration, and ownership to the margins. He has pastored multiple churches in a wide variety of contexts and has a doctor of ministry degree from Missio Seminary in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He and his wife, Ann, are raising three kids to seek the shalom of their city South Bend.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword by Dennis Edwards Introduction Part 1: An Ecclesiology for Justice 1. Justice Isn't an Outreach Strategy: A Way of Life for the People of God 2. Exiles in the Promised Land: The Church as Prophetic Alternative 3. Demonstrating Mañana: The Church as a Parable of God's Intent 4. Gardeners of Shalom: The Church for Flourishing and Transformation Part 2: Justice in Our Congregational Life 5. Low-Ground Church: Discerning Vision in a High-Ground World 6. Recovering Kinship: Hospitality as Resistance 7. Finding Common Kingdom Ground: Discipling People into Shalom Community 8. Worship: Questions that Drive How We Gather Part 3: What's Next? 9. Power: A Conversation About the Linchpin of Justice with Juliet Liu and Brandon Green Epilogue: Commence Justice Acknowledgments Notes
Foreword by Dennis Edwards Introduction Part 1: An Ecclesiology for Justice 1. Justice Isn't an Outreach Strategy: A Way of Life for the People of God 2. Exiles in the Promised Land: The Church as Prophetic Alternative 3. Demonstrating Mañana: The Church as a Parable of God's Intent 4. Gardeners of Shalom: The Church for Flourishing and Transformation Part 2: Justice in Our Congregational Life 5. Low-Ground Church: Discerning Vision in a High-Ground World 6. Recovering Kinship: Hospitality as Resistance 7. Finding Common Kingdom Ground: Discipling People into Shalom Community 8. Worship: Questions that Drive How We Gather Part 3: What's Next? 9. Power: A Conversation About the Linchpin of Justice with Juliet Liu and Brandon Green Epilogue: Commence Justice Acknowledgments Notes
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