Disappearing Church : From Cultural Relevance to Gospel Resilience
| Main Author: | Sayers, Mark. |
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Chicago, Illinois : Moody Press, 2016 |
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: dark clouds - or glorious sun?
- Part One. Understanding our craving for cultural relevance. Our current post-Christianity
- The history of "relevant"
- How much more relevant can we get?
- The gospel of self: (Gnosticism)
- Part Two. Learning gospel resilience. An exciting opportunity
- Reject the implicit prosperity gospel. We are slaves, not seekers
- Stop catering to "public" opinion
- Don't offer everything. Deliver truth
- Recreate the institution
- Withdraw/return
- Conclusion: going beyond the culture of the ghost.
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