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Selected writers respond to Joel Van Dyke and Kris Rocke from around the globe.
In the mid-1960s and early '70s the church was thriving in Burundi. One denomination in particular, the Burundi Pentecostal Church, experienced a tremendous move of the Holy Spirit in the southern part ...
Read MoreThe evangelical church in Africa is thriving. The numbers are phenomenal. In Lagos, Nigeria, almost every other street has a church, and every other evening features a "revival" or an evangelistic rally. ...
Read MoreIn Theology of Hope theologian Jurgen Moltmann reminds the church that " … if God is not spoken of in relation to man's experience of himself and his world, then theology withdraws into a ghetto ...
Read MoreThere is a story that I cannot forget from one of the Egyptian villages where we have done development and social work through CEOSS (Coptic Evangelical Organization for Social Services). One day we found ...
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David Neff, United States
As a theological theme, the Incarnation was extremely important in the early years of the church. The apostolic fathers and their successors had to fight the anti-Incarnation teachings of the proto-Gnostics. This was their main artillery. Today, curiously, it is liberals who take refuge in an Incarnation-centered theology as a way of avoiding dealing with the Cross and its related themes.
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