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Toward a Missio-Elective Polity: A Final Exposition into the Ecclesiology of Lesslie Newbigin

On April 30, 2010 By

This final post completes the missional triad

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Toward a Missio-Trinitarian Polity: A Further Exposition into the Ecclesiology of Lesslie Newbigin

On April 8, 2010 By

This post follows my previous post on missional polity: an exposition into the ecclesiology of Lesslie Newbigin. One more will follow in a couple of weeks regarding the final leg of the missional triad of polity and church governance. It will pertain to missio-elective polity–the priesthood of all believers and the equal calling [...]

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Toward a Missio-Eschatological Polity: A Brief Exposition into the Ecclesiology of Lesslie Newbigin

On March 15, 2010 By

Do not let the name intimidate you. The term ‘Missio’ simply refers to the mission of God, as attested in Scripture, and made known through Jesus Christ. It encompasses the entire agenda of the Gospel. Conversely, the term ‘Eschatological’ simply refers to the study of last things. It encompasses the direction toward which [...]

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