An edition of MissionShift
(2010)
MissionShift
global mission issues in the third millennium
by David J. Hesselgrave and Ed Stetzer
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What is the future of God's global mission? What is God's mission? What about contextualization? What's the future of mission, social justice, and global engagement? For an understanding of the future of mission, we need a clear understanding of the past and present status of God's mission and the work of missions in and through the church. Gaining such understanding is the task of academics and local church leaders alike. MissionShift offers an accessible overview to the necessary subject of mission in the church today and tomorrow. - Back cover.
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MissionShift: global mission issues in the third millennium
2010, B&H Academic
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0805445374 9780805445374
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Table of Contents
Introduction / Ed Stetzer
Essay 1: "Mission" sefined and described / Charles Van Engen
On becoming missional : interacting with Charles Van Engen / Keith E. Eitel
"Mission" and missio dei : response to Charles Van Engen's "'Mission' defined and described" / Enoch Wan
Defining and describing "mission" : a response to Charles Van Engen, Keith Eitel, and Enoch Wan / Darrell L. Guder
Twelve theses on the church's mission in the twenty-first century : in interaction with Charles Van Engen, Keith Eitel, and Enoch Wan / Andreas J. Köstenberger
Responding to "'Mission' defined and described" and the four responders / Ed Stetzer
Essay 2: The Gospel in human contexts : changing perceptions of contextualization / Paul G. Hiebert
Response to Paul G. Hiebert : "The Gospel in human contexts : changing perceptions of contextualization" / Michael Pocock
Response to Paul G. Hiebert : "The Gospel in human contexts : changing perceptions of contextualization" / Darrell L. Whiteman
A response to Paul G. Hiebert : "The Gospel in human contexts : changing perceptions of contextualization" and to Darrell Whiteman and Michael Pocock / Norman L. Geisler
Reponse to Hiebert's article : "The Gospel in human contexts" and to the responses of Pocock and Whiteman / Avery T. Willis Jr.
Responding to "The Gospel in human contexts : changing perceptions of contextualization" / Ed Stetzer
Essay 3: The future of evangelicals in mission / Ralph D. Winter
Looking backward while going forward : a response to Winter's vision / Scott Moreau
In response to "The future of evangelicals in mission" / Christopher R. Little
The missing key to the future of evangelical mission / Mike Barnett
In response to Ralph Winter's "The future of evangelicals in mission" / J. Mark Terry
Responding to "The future of evangelicals in mission" / Ed Stetzer
Conclusion: A scientific postscript : grist for the missiological mills of the future / David J. Hesselgrave
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