Why There’s No Such Thing as African Christianity
Conrad Mbewe shares why fixation on cultural divisions drives fissures into the church, especially in missions.
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Are Honor and Shame the Keys to Cross-Cultural Evangelism?
Many modern missions experts say that the West focuses too much on a gospel of guilt and innocence. Are they right?
4 Biblical Foundations for Contextualization
In contextualization, Scripture―not our experience―is the standard by which all things are to be evaluated.
Missionaries and Cultures: When to Bend, When to Break
Dr. Kenneth Nehrbass of Biola University explains the connections between global cultures and the image of God.
7 Things Your Church Should Not Do in Missions
Now more than ever, the possibilities to make a global impact are seemingly limitless. But there are certain things churches shouldn’t do.
Missions Means Making Culture, Not Bulldozing It
In his book God’s Image and Global Culture, Kenneth Nehrbass explains why missionaries are culture-builders in God’s multicultural kingdom.