A Missional Reading of Revelation
Reviewed by David Greenlee | Dean Flemming’s Foretaste of the Future offers us a fresh, missional reading of Revelation, referred to by the publisher as the first missional reading of Revelation as a whole.
Challenging Dualism in Missiology
Reviewed by Ryan Gimple | It is not infrequent to come across missionaries who seem allergic to deeper theological discussions. I hate to admit that I have previously suffered from seasonal theological sniffles. The unfortunate dualism that pulls missionaries and theologians apart, dividing theory from practice, is an epistemological problem that T. F. Torrance challenges in many of his writings.
How God Shapes People for Vocational Missions
Reviewed by A. Sue Russell | In recent years, many books have discussed the concept of missional recognizing that the post-Christian West is a mission field. Some focus theologically on the concept of missio Dei, God’s redemptive mission and the Church’s participation in it.
A Missional Theology of Creation Care
By David Bookless | In the current era of missions, caring for creation often holds little strategic value. However, this was not always the case. A careful examination of Scripture reveals this integration has its roots in biblical missiology.
Overflow
Mission is the unavoidable consequence of the triune reality of God. That is Michael Reeves’ core argument in his delightful little book, Overflow.
Conversations on When Everything is Missions
Edited by Denny Spitters and Matthew Ellison
Silence, by Shūsako Endō: Reappraising its Relevance in Global Missions Today
By Jordan K. Monson
Misreading Scripture with Individualist Eyes: Patronage, Honor, and Shame in the Biblical World
By E. Randolph Richards and Richard James. Reviewed by Brent H. Burdick
China’s Harvest Fields
Edited by Tabor Laughlin. Reviewed by Mark A. Strand
Factors Behind the Ukrainian Evangelical Missionary Surge from 1989 to 1999
By John Edward White. Reviewed by Gene Wilson