The Ephesiology Blog focuses on the missiological exegesis of contemporary culture as we study people, history, and beliefs in order to understand what God might be doing to engage society with the gospel.
Join us here for thought provoking and pro-active reflections on current events and effective cultural engagement that leads to a missiological theocentric passion for God’s mission in the world. Look for updates to previous blogs as we continue to think and process what we are observing in culture.
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Recent Blogs
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Jan 22
7 January, 2022
Tibetan Buddhism
Literally, the Buddhism of Tibet, but more widely defined beyond the cultural-religious ethnicity of Tibetans. Tibetan Buddhism is spread through...
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Jan 22
6 January, 2022
An Affordable Seminary Degree
Seminary should not have to put you in debt, nor should you have to move from your place of ministry...
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Jan 22
1 January, 2022
Looking to the Past to Move to the Future
The early church fascinates me; especially the practices of those Christians who were disciples of people like Paul, Peter, Barnabas,...
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Dec 21
19 December, 2021
How Can Evangelicals Address Justice?
In one dark period of human history, Dietrich Bonhoeffer defined the church’s role, what he referred to as the “disciples’...
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Dec 21
4 December, 2021
Giving Our Best This Christmas
Malikah was sitting near me at the hospital recently when I asked her about her favorite Christmas song. She replied,...
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Nov 21
24 November, 2021
Are there Animals in Heaven?
Nearly fifty years ago Richard Carrington wrote: There is a terrible finality about the word extinction. The death of individuals,...
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Nov 21
21 November, 2021
The Study of New Religious Movements
New religious movements, New Age, Neo-Pagan, and minor non-Christian spiritual movements are a global phenomenon, and for over one hundred...
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Nov 21
16 November, 2021
End a Theological Famine
We drove to a remote village in South Asia where we were about to meet a new church leader. He’d...
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Oct 21
31 October, 2021
Lessons from Calvin: Is it Time for Another Reformation?
It is no secret that the American evangelical church finds herself in turmoil. As attendance and membership decline in spite...
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Oct 21
30 October, 2021
Worldview: Understanding a Concept
Worldview is a term originating with the 18th century Prussian philosopher, Immanuel Kant, and it expresses the idea of how...
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