We discuss how practically to apply a model of contextualization. Formulas have an input and an output. That is not what we mean by biblically faithful and culturally meaningful contextualization. This model of contextualization is not a formula, it’s a process.
For complete show notes, check out the <a href='https://mission1.org/category/podcast-season-1/'>podcast homepage</a>.

We discuss how practically to apply a model of contextualization. Formulas have an input and an output. That is not what we mean by biblically faithful and culturally meaningful contextualization. This model of contextualization is not a formula, it’s a process. For complete show notes, check out the podcast homepage.

We discuss how practically to apply a model of contextualization. Formulas have an input and an output. That is not what we mean by biblically faithful and culturally meaningful contextualization. This model of contextualization is not a formula, it’s a process.
For complete show notes, check out the <a href="https://mission1.org/category/podcast-season-1/" rel="noopener noreferrer">podcast homepage</a>.

Applying a Model of Contextualization (S1, E8)

So many significant issues are found at the intersection of theology and missions, yet people often speak about one to the neglect of the other. We ask questions about contextualization, honor and shame, biblical interpretation, and the church's mission in the world. Hosted by Jackson Wu, Werner Mischke, and Carrie Vaughn, discussions and interviews seek answers that are biblically faithful and culturally meaningful.

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