Missionary and missions professor Marvin Newell provides a biblical theology of culture and mission, mining the depths of Scripture to tease out missiological insights and crosscultural perspectives. Organized canonically from Genesis to Revelation, this text reveals how the whole of Scripture speaks to contemporary mission realities.
Missionary and missions professor Marvin Newell provides a biblical theology of culture and mission, mining the depths of Scripture to tease out missiological insights and crosscultural perspectives. Organized canonically from Genesis to Revelation, this text reveals how the whole of Scripture speaks to contemporary mission realities.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Marvin J. Newell (DMiss, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School) is senior vice president of Missio Nexus, a network of evangelical mission agencies, churches and training centers in North America. He served as a missionary in East and Southeast Asia for two decades and was professor and chair of the intercultural studies program at Moody Theological Seminary. His books include Commissioned and A Martyr's Grace.
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Topical Guide Foreword by Patrick Fung Preface Part I: Foundational Cultural Considerations 1. Introduction to Culture 2. Eden: The Beginning of Human Culture 3. The Tower of Babel: Beginning of Cultural Diversity 4. Abraham: The Father of Blessing for All Cultures Part II: Crossing Cultures in the Old Testament 5. Sarah and Hagar: Honor and Shame 6. Abraham and The Hittites: Needing a Favor in a Foreign Land 7. The Marriage of Jacob: Consequence of Crosscultural Ignorance 8. Joseph: A Victim of Crosscultural Human Trafficking 9. Moses: A Multicultural leader 10. The Israelite Community: Tribes, Clans and Families 11. Rahab: The Informed Pagan Prostitute 12. Ruth: A Crosscultural Conversion 13. David and Uriah: The Interplay of Power-Distance 14. Solomon and Queen of Sheba: Crosscultural Truth Seeker 15. Naaman: Dilemma of Conflicting Religious Obligation 16. Jonah: Ethnocentrism to a Fault 17. Jeremiah: Instructions for Living in a Foreign Land 18. Daniel: Staying True to God As a Transnational Student 19. Esther: Saving Her People from Genocide 20. Nehemiah: Leading a "Despised" Cultural Minority Part III: Crossing Cultures in the New Testament 21. Jesus: His Crosscultural Encounters 22. Jesus and the Samaritan Woman: Contrasting Worldviews 23. The Lord's Prayer for Missionaries 24. Jesus' Seven Marks of Crosscultural Success 25. Pontius Pilate: The Clueless Crosscultural Interrogator 26. Acts 1:8: The Crosscultural Mission of the Church 27. The Jerusalem Church: Crosscultural Conflict Management 28. Philip: Reaching the "The Second-Class" 29. Peter's Encounter with Cornelius: Crossing the Great Divide 30. Paul in Athens: Contextualizing the Message 31. Crosscultural Advance: Luke's One Last Word 32. The Self-Contextualizing of the Messenger 33. 1 Corinthians 13: A Guide to Crosscultural Awareness 34. The Incarnational Missionary 35. Crosscultural Pilgrimage: Sojourning Like Abraham 36. Eternity: Doxological Diversity Appendix A: Sermon Series Guide Appendix B: Crosscultural Encounters in the Book of Judges Appendix C: Crosscultural Encounters in the Book of Acts Appendix D: Frequency of the Quadruplet Terms for Humankind in the Book of Revelation Bibliography List of Figures and Tables Name Index Scripture Index
Topical Guide Foreword by Patrick Fung Preface Part I: Foundational Cultural Considerations 1. Introduction to Culture 2. Eden: The Beginning of Human Culture 3. The Tower of Babel: Beginning of Cultural Diversity 4. Abraham: The Father of Blessing for All Cultures Part II: Crossing Cultures in the Old Testament 5. Sarah and Hagar: Honor and Shame 6. Abraham and The Hittites: Needing a Favor in a Foreign Land 7. The Marriage of Jacob: Consequence of Crosscultural Ignorance 8. Joseph: A Victim of Crosscultural Human Trafficking 9. Moses: A Multicultural leader 10. The Israelite Community: Tribes, Clans and Families 11. Rahab: The Informed Pagan Prostitute 12. Ruth: A Crosscultural Conversion 13. David and Uriah: The Interplay of Power-Distance 14. Solomon and Queen of Sheba: Crosscultural Truth Seeker 15. Naaman: Dilemma of Conflicting Religious Obligation 16. Jonah: Ethnocentrism to a Fault 17. Jeremiah: Instructions for Living in a Foreign Land 18. Daniel: Staying True to God As a Transnational Student 19. Esther: Saving Her People from Genocide 20. Nehemiah: Leading a "Despised" Cultural Minority Part III: Crossing Cultures in the New Testament 21. Jesus: His Crosscultural Encounters 22. Jesus and the Samaritan Woman: Contrasting Worldviews 23. The Lord's Prayer for Missionaries 24. Jesus' Seven Marks of Crosscultural Success 25. Pontius Pilate: The Clueless Crosscultural Interrogator 26. Acts 1:8: The Crosscultural Mission of the Church 27. The Jerusalem Church: Crosscultural Conflict Management 28. Philip: Reaching the "The Second-Class" 29. Peter's Encounter with Cornelius: Crossing the Great Divide 30. Paul in Athens: Contextualizing the Message 31. Crosscultural Advance: Luke's One Last Word 32. The Self-Contextualizing of the Messenger 33. 1 Corinthians 13: A Guide to Crosscultural Awareness 34. The Incarnational Missionary 35. Crosscultural Pilgrimage: Sojourning Like Abraham 36. Eternity: Doxological Diversity Appendix A: Sermon Series Guide Appendix B: Crosscultural Encounters in the Book of Judges Appendix C: Crosscultural Encounters in the Book of Acts Appendix D: Frequency of the Quadruplet Terms for Humankind in the Book of Revelation Bibliography List of Figures and Tables Name Index Scripture Index
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