Book Reviews,
2018
Asbury Theological Seminary
Book Reviews, Michael Whitcomb-Tavey, Russell J. Frazier, Scott R. Smith, Zachariah S. Motts, Bud Simon, Scott Donahue-Martens, Brian W. Shelton, David Nonnenmacher Jr., Stanley Cung
The Asbury Journal
No abstract provided.
Books Received,
2018
Asbury Theological Seminary
Journal In Entirety,
2018
Asbury Theological Seminary
A Précis Of Brent Strawn's The Old Testament Is Dying,
2018
Asbury Theological Seminary
A Précis Of Brent Strawn's The Old Testament Is Dying, David B. Schreiner
The Asbury Journal
No abstract provided.
A Response To Brent Strawn,
2018
Asbury Theological Seminary
On Maladies Canonical, Christian, And Human: A Response To Brent A. Strawn,
2018
Asbury Theological Seminary
On Maladies Canonical, Christian, And Human: A Response To Brent A. Strawn, Clinton J. Moyer
The Asbury Journal
No abstract provided.
The Old Testament's Moribund Condition: Still Critical,
2018
Asbury Theological Seminary
The Old Testament's Moribund Condition: Still Critical, Brent A. Strawn
The Asbury Journal
No abstract provided.
The Strangeness Of Culture: A Response To Brent A. Strawn,
2018
Asbury Theological Seminary
The Strangeness Of Culture: A Response To Brent A. Strawn, Brad Haggard
The Asbury Journal
No abstract provided.
Divine Revelation In The Pentateuch,
2018
Asbury Theological Seminary
Divine Revelation In The Pentateuch, Bill T. Arnold
The Asbury Journal
Studies of divine revelation in the Old Testament rightly focus on Israel’s encounter with God at Mount Sinai recorded in Exodus 19-24 (and interpreted in Deuteronomy 4). But theologians often neglect the earlier expressions of divine self-disclosure, which hold potential to enrich our understanding of this essential Christian doctrine. This paper investigates the ancestral narratives of Genesis (especially Gen 12:7 and 17:1) and the appearance of YHWH to Moses at the burning bush (Exod 3-4), in order to gain a more complete perception of divine revelation in the Pentateuch, which then offers contributions to Christian theologizing about the doctrine of …
The Nature Of The Church's Mission In Light Of The Biblical Origin Of Social Holiness,
2018
Asbury Theological Seminary
The Nature Of The Church's Mission In Light Of The Biblical Origin Of Social Holiness, Ban Seok Cho
The Asbury Journal
This paper intends to find missiological implications that the biblical origin of social holiness has for the church’s mission. In order to accomplish this purpose, this paper, first, identifies the biblical origin of social holiness in the Old Testament narrative and its development in the New Testament narrative. Then, the relationship between the image of God in Genesis 1 and the development of social holiness in the biblical narrative will be discussed. Lastly, in light of the biblical origin of social holiness, missiological implications for the church’s mission are suggested. The thesis of this paper is that social holiness- as …
From The Archives: Soviet Anti-Religious Propaganda Posters,
2018
Asbury Theological Seminary
From The Archives: Soviet Anti-Religious Propaganda Posters, Robert Danielson
The Asbury Journal
No abstract provided.
Book Reviews,
2018
Asbury Theological Seminary
Book Reviews, Shawn P. Behan, Rabbi David J. Zucker, Bud Simon, Zachariah S. Motts, Matthew Haugen, J. R. Wright, Michael Whitcomb-Tavey
The Asbury Journal
No abstract provided.
Principles For Effective Relationships With Postmodern People In The Context Of Urban Mission,
2018
Andrews University
Principles For Effective Relationships With Postmodern People In The Context Of Urban Mission, Bogdan Platon
Papers
No abstract provided.
The New Oru: Empowered For The 21st Century,
2018
Oral Roberts University
The New Oru: Empowered For The 21st Century, Neil Eskelin
Books
"The miraculous turnaround story of how Oral Roberts University went from multiple crises and nearly closing to success in growth, governance and globalization."
Editorial,
2018
Andrews University
Editorial, Bruce L. Bauer
Journal of Adventist Mission Studies
"Immigrants and refugees are in the news almost every day with people lining up on both sides of the issue with ideas on how to deal with them. More important than one’s feelings though are the biblical principles that should guide every Christian in deciding how to relate and treat the strangers coming to our countries."
Toward An Adventist Theology Of Refugees,
2018
Andrews University
Toward An Adventist Theology Of Refugees, Nicholas Miller, Janna Quetz
Journal of Adventist Mission Studies
"The Bible encourages God’s people to help immigrants, and does not leave it up to just the state, but says the people of God should personally help them. Whatever path is taken in the future it is important to keep in mind that Christ calls us brothers, and we too should call the sojourner within our gates brother. Immigration policy is complex, and there may be no clear guidance from God’s Word on parts of it. But whatever policies are arrived at, the Christian has a role to advocate for the creation and implementation of a humane and moral policy …
Oral Culture And Digital Natives: What The American Church Can Learn From The Mission Field,
2018
George Fox University
Oral Culture And Digital Natives: What The American Church Can Learn From The Mission Field, Pamela Jean Hiscock Braman
Doctor of Ministry
Digital Natives (those who have grown up with technology) are not just a new generation, they are a new culture which learns in a different way than the literate culture of preceding generations, but with significant similarities to oral cultures. Because of this, storytelling training models effectively working within oral culture can be utilized with Digital Natives for the successful training of emerging leaders within the Church. Section 1 describes the problem: Digital Natives differ greatly from the generations before them, including the way they learn. This creates a challenge to the Church in developing new generations of Christian leaders. …
A Response To Brent Strawn,
2018
Asbury Theological Seminary
A Response To Brent Strawn, Kimberly Bracken Long
The Asbury Journal
No abstract provided.
From The Editor,
2018
Asbury Theological Seminary
Books Received,
2018
Asbury Theological Seminary
