Coffeehouse Theology: Bible Study Guide
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Education, Theology, Bible & Bible Studies
| Author: | Ed Cyzewski | ISBN: | 9781600062773 |
| Publisher: | Ed Cyzewski | Publication: | September 23, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Ed Cyzewski |
| ISBN: | 9781600062773 |
| Publisher: | Ed Cyzewski |
| Publication: | September 23, 2015 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
This companion study guide to Coffeehouse Theology will help you explore ways to live out your theology in daily life. Each session will help you reflect on the main points of Coffeehouse Theology while also guiding readers through some of theology’s contextual, biblical, historic, and global aspects.
About Coffeehouse Theology:
"Freelance theologian Cyzewski... urges readers to explore theology while reassuring them that they don't have to become postmodern philosophers: theology can be considered, as it were, in the coffeehouse. Arguing that "[o]ur local settings and cultural values--in other words, our context--influence how we read God's Word," Cyzewski approaches "contextual theology" by weaving together discussions of mission, culture, God, Scripture, tradition and the global church. Personal anecdotes of his own growth in faith are disarming in their honesty... This addition to books about emerging and missional forms of Christianity ends on a hopeful note for unity across denominations." (Sept.) --Publisher's Weekly Review
This companion study guide to Coffeehouse Theology will help you explore ways to live out your theology in daily life. Each session will help you reflect on the main points of Coffeehouse Theology while also guiding readers through some of theology’s contextual, biblical, historic, and global aspects.
About Coffeehouse Theology:
"Freelance theologian Cyzewski... urges readers to explore theology while reassuring them that they don't have to become postmodern philosophers: theology can be considered, as it were, in the coffeehouse. Arguing that "[o]ur local settings and cultural values--in other words, our context--influence how we read God's Word," Cyzewski approaches "contextual theology" by weaving together discussions of mission, culture, God, Scripture, tradition and the global church. Personal anecdotes of his own growth in faith are disarming in their honesty... This addition to books about emerging and missional forms of Christianity ends on a hopeful note for unity across denominations." (Sept.) --Publisher's Weekly Review
