Check out Werner Mischke’s post “What does it mean to contextualize the gospel?“
http://www.slideshare.net/WernerMischke/contextualizing-the-gospel
[UPDATE: Werner left a comment letting us know that the above link is not downloadable. Instead, you can click here for the same presentation with some added details.]
He opens with a question posed by the late missionary-theologian Lesslie Newbigin,
How can the gospel “come alive” in all these different cultural contexts, and still be the same authentic gospel? That is the problem of contextualization.
He posts a helpful slideshow talking about the gospel and honor-shame. At one point, he contrasts the Four Spiritual Laws with his own honor-shame booklet, The Father’s Love, which I previously reviewed on my blog.
He was also been kind enough to spotlight Saving God’s Face a number of times in his slideshow. Thank you Werner.
Related articles
- Introducing My New Book, Saving God’s Face (www.patheos.com/blogs/jacksonwu)
- Does Biblical Infallibility Allow Us to Assume the Gospel? (www.patheos.com/blogs/jacksonwu)