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
The Missionary Nature of the Gospels
As Carson, Moo, and Morris point out (1992), nowhere in the New Testament are the first four books referred to...
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It’s About Jesus
In 1522, Martin Luther made his final assessment on the book of Revelation by stating, “Finally, let everyone think of...
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The Ontology of Missiological Theology
Theological development is contextual and is frequently a reaction to a crisis in culture. As far back as the ecumenical...
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Why are Words Important?
Words have meaning and when organized in proper grammatical structures, that meaning is transmitted to provide communication. When words no...
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The Importance of All Our Histories
The saying goes that “history is written by the victors.” There is some truth to this but a better way...
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Are White Evangelicals Really the Problem?
Much has been written in recent days about "white evangelicals" and there is just as much emotion conjured up when...
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Seven Sins of American Evangelical Civil Religion
The imagery and symbols are clear. Church and state have never truly been separated in the United States. From its...
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Christianity, Critical Race Theory, and Relational Ethics
Critical race theory (CRT) is finding expression in various social issues around the world. Its renown recently received an unlikely...
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The Monkey and the Fish
During my doctoral studies in the early 2000s, Paul Hiebert shared a story that I have never forgotten. Dr. Hiebert was...
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Thomas Jefferson’s White America
If I had a minor in my doctoral work it was historical theology. I'm particularly fascinated with how history is...
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