Cross Cultural Evangelism

5/5/16 - **FINAL REVIEW** 

1. Anthropology - What is man? Know the different parts of man, materially, and immaterially, the psychology of man in all cultures, biblically. 
2. Nations - Know where in the Bible God established national entity.
3. Contextualization - Be able to write an essay on sharing the gospel with a third world, impoverished, uneducated crowd, in a market place.
4. Cross cultural evangelism - Know about God's heart for taking the gospel, cross culturally, in the O.T. (5 examples).
5. Effect of the gospel - Know at least one case study of a place where the gospel has had a great effect cross culturally.
6. Ethnocentrism - Be able to define prejudice.
7. Cults and comparative religions - Know at lease 2 of each, and be able to give their similarities and contrast the differences to each other.
8. Cross cultural evangelism - Be able to give examples of different categories of religious figures which one may encounter in different religious cultures.
9. Warfare and strongholds - Be able to define and give examples of spiritual strongholds in countries.
10. Discipleship - Be able to give practical examples of initiating discipleship in a cross cultural situation.
11. Know 2 Tim 2:2 and its significance for missions.
12. Area studies - out of all the regions we studied, pick one and be able to explain, to a potential team member, what it's like to live there practically, and why it is a strategic opportunity as a potentially fruitful mission field.

2/28/16 - Slideshow presentation/ Class 14 - The Church Worldwide


4/21/16 - Slideshow presentation/ Class 13 - Discipleship Training


3/22/16 - ANNOUNCEMENT!!/ P. Chris Moore is the guest speaker for 3/31 & 4/7 DON'T MISS IT!!!

3/10/16 - Slideshow presentation/ Class 7 - CCE with the Body

3/10/16 - **MIDTERM REVIEW**

• Contextualization vs Syncretism 
• Cross culture in the OT (Abraham in Canaan, Joseph in Egypt, Moses, etc.)
• Ethnocentrism, imposing a culture, etc.
• Cultural relativism in anthropology
• Animism
• Basic beliefs of the main cults and comparative religions studied in class
• Regional strongholds - eg. materialism, voodoo, pseudo-intellectualism, orthodoxy

2/25/16 - Slideshow presentation/ Class 6 - Warfare

2/18/16 - Video/ The Pineapple Story

2/18/16 - Document/ Truth Revealed (Tract for Muslims)

2/11/16 - Slideshow presentation/ Class 4 - Cults [password]

2/4/16 - Slideshow presentation/ Class 3a - other religions [password]

2/4/16 - Slideshow presentation/ Class 3b - Islam [no password]

1/30/16 -  Video/ His foot shall crush its head

1/30/16 -  Video/ Ee-Taow: The Mouk Story // Official Video by New Tribes Mission

1/30/16 -  Video/ "What is man?" (P. Schaller)

1/28/16 - Slideshow presentation/ Class 2 [no password]

1/21/16 -  HW/ Prepare For next week's discussion:

Study the following concepts - recommend reading Anthropological Reflections on Missiological Issues (Hiebert) - in the MBC&S library

• post figurative cultures
• co-figurative cultures
• pre-figurative cultures

1/21/16 - Notes/ 8 Basics Needs which cultures try to meet:

1. Metabolism (food, etc)
2. Reproduction
3. Bodily comfort
4. Safety/ security
5. Movement
6. Growth
7. Health
8. Relationships (natural & supernatural)

1/21/16 - Slideshow presentation/ Class 1 [no password]

1/21/16 - Video/ Going herbal... The bird that cures epilepsy - Herbal medicines prescribed by Zambian witch doctors 

1/20/16 -Outline/ Syllabus