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Theology of Mission and Evangelism

An exploration of the biblical, theological, and practical foundations of Christian mission. Students examine the missio Dei, the history of Christian missions, and contemporary approaches to evangelism and cross-cultural ministry.

$99

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10 Lessons
3 Credits
Self-paced
Text-Based Learning
Self-Paced

About This Course

An exploration of the biblical, theological, and practical foundations of Christian mission. Students examine the missio Dei, the history of Christian missions, and contemporary approaches to evangelism and cross-cultural ministry.

What You Will Learn

Articulate a theology of mission grounded in the concept of the missio Dei
Trace the history of Christian missions and evaluate its legacy critically
Apply principles of contextualization to cross-cultural ministry
Engage in evangelism with theological integrity and cultural sensitivity
Assess contemporary mission strategies in light of biblical and theological principles

Prerequisites

CHR202

Course Content

10 lessons · Self-paced estimated

1
The Missio Dei: God's Mission in Scripture
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2
The Great Commission and the Early Church's Mission
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3
The History of Christian Missions: Expansion and Controversy
4
Theology of Mission: Bosch, Newbigin, and Beyond
5
Evangelism: Theology and Practice
6
Cross-Cultural Ministry and Contextualization
7
Urban Mission and Social Justice
8
Short-Term Missions: Benefits and Critiques
9
Interfaith Encounter and Christian Witness
10
The Future of Mission in a Post-Christendom World
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