Sorry it’s been so long since my last post. The past couple of weeks have been fairly busy. I was the main speaker at “The Edge” Pioneer Pacific Camp on Thetis Island. I had to give 7 main talks and 4 smaller talks. My theme was the Kingdom of God which I presented as God’s [...]
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God’s Revolution, the Establishment Today, and the Dolly Rockers
Posted in Contextualization, Culture, Jesus, Kingdom of God, tagged Grace, Jesus, Paris Hilton, Pioneer Pacific Camp, The Dolly Rockers, The Kingdom of God on September 4, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Getting Beyond the Bible
Posted in Book Reviews, Contextualization, Hermeneutics, tagged biblical interpretation, Contextualization, Hermeneutics, Howard Marshall, Kevin Vanhoozer, Stanley Porter, the development of doctrine, the parables of Jesus on April 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I’ve just finished reading I. Howard Marshall’s ”Beyond the Bible: Moving from Scripture to Theology”. I’m just starting a new PhD chapter/section which will look at theology as a third level missional “speech-act” (of the church). My previous chapter/section looked at Jesus Christ as the first level missional “speech-act” and the Bible as a second level missional [...]
