Mission Is the Shape of Water: Learning From the Past to Inform Our Role in the World Today

$11.41

This book teaches students about history and sociology by examining how historical context has shaped religious missions over time.

Mission Is the Shape of Water: Learning From the Past to Inform Our Role in the World Today
Mission Is the Shape of Water: Learning From the Past to Inform Our Role in the World Today
$11.41

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In an ever-changing world, how can we learn from the past to discern the shape of mission today? In our contemporary culture, the mission of God can seem elusive and hard to define. We often focus on the present moment, losing sight of the epic story of God that has been unfolding through the ages. Michael Frost offers a compelling framework for understanding mission by drawing on the rich tapestry of Christian history and revealing how context shapes mission, just as a bottle shapes water. Through captivating storytelling and perceptive analysis, this book sheds light on how the shape of mission has changed over time, enabling us to learn from past successes and failures, and inspiring and equipping readers to engage in the mission of God in new and transformative ways.

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Weight 0.413 lbs
Dimensions 15.2 × 1.8 × 22.9 in

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