"Missionary Methods," written by Roland Allen in 1912, was a book well ahead of its time. Even today his radical critique of Western missionary methods is cutting edge, though the biblical principles he advocates are now being embraced more and more by some ministries that are not tradition-bound. While this book and its sequel (Spontaneous Expansion) address mission work specifically, the principles described do not apply only to how the people of one country do missionary work in another. These books really are about what the Bible has to show us about how to carry out the mission of the…mehr
"Missionary Methods," written by Roland Allen in 1912, was a book well ahead of its time. Even today his radical critique of Western missionary methods is cutting edge, though the biblical principles he advocates are now being embraced more and more by some ministries that are not tradition-bound. While this book and its sequel (Spontaneous Expansion) address mission work specifically, the principles described do not apply only to how the people of one country do missionary work in another. These books really are about what the Bible has to show us about how to carry out the mission of the church, whether in our own culture, in ministering cross-culturally in our own back yard, or planting churches across an ocean. If Allen is right in the conclusions he draws about finance, many church planting efforts may be operating by financial principles that do more to hinder rather than help establish a healthy, self-supporting church. Allen's observations on the biblical pattern for selecting and equipping elders for local church leadership challenged not only the status quo of the Anglican church of his day, but continue to challenge the practices of most churches today. The fact that "Missionary Methods" was written a century ago but still applies to our times is evidence of the Truth it holds. Not an easy read, Allen's book nonetheless provokes much thought and reflection. Also an excellent commentary on Paul's letters, Allen's book is a must read for everyone that is even contemplating a career overseas-and even more so if that career involves missionary work.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
In this timeless book, you'll discover the timeless wisdom of one of history's most influential missionaries. Drawing from extensive research and profound insights, Roland Allen unveils the essence of St. Paul's transformative approach, shedding light on the timeless principles that can revolutionize your understanding of evangelism. Through vivid anecdotes and meticulous analysis, Allen dissects the power of adaptability, cultural immersion, and interpersonal relationships that lie at the heart of effective missionary work. As you read this book, you'll be able to:¿Uncover the secrets behind St. Paul's remarkable success as he navigated diverse cultures, overcame obstacles, and forged deep connections with communities hungry for spiritual truth.¿Equip yourself with the tools to redefine your approach to mission work. Allen's thought-provoking analysis:¿Challenges the status quo, urging readers to move beyond rigid methodologies and embrace a dynamic and holistic approach to spreading the Gospel. ¿Provides invaluable guidance for missionaries, pastors, and Christians eager to make a lasting impact on a rapidly changing world.Whether you are a seasoned missionary seeking renewed inspiration or an individual passionate about sharing your faith, Missionary Methods: St. Paul's or Ours offers profound insights that will revolutionize your understanding of evangelism. Prepare to discover the enduring relevance of St. Paul's missionary methods in today's world.
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