Here’s a post home movie movie
to get you thinking about how you see mission!
As one who writes the odd provocative post I also enjoy reading and engaging with others who do the same.
Read it and offer your thoughts
Backyard Missionary
unrefined theological musings, random personal reflections and occasional naughtiness…
Soem good thoughts here. Thanks for sharing
Tim said:
My fear is that a focus on being incarnational sometimes focuses on ‘how can I be like these people’.
Most of the people that I have heard using the term don’t really think this way. It is more a question of ‘how can I be with these people’. While we live incarnationally among the world, we represent an alternative kingdom in their midst.
Withdrawal and separation isn’t the answer. Neither is overcontextualization. Incarnation represents a way of being sent without abandoning our unique identity as the people of God.