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The Power of Honor

January 01, 2015 by

Tags: honor, shame

To Love the Glory of God

January 01, 2015 by Steve Hawthorne

Tags: fear, glory, god, honor, shame, trinitarian

At the dramatic crescendo of John’s gospel, Jesus makes a final appeal, that those who could perceive the light of the world would “believe in the light” to become “sons of light” (John 12:36)....

Good News! God Honors Us By Entering Our Story

January 01, 2015 by Loewen

Tags: central asia, honor, persian, story

ENTERING YOUR STORY

I brought some candy with me for the national staff of an NGO in Central Asia. They thanked me of course, to which I replied, “It was nothing.” And really it was a very little...

Three-Story Method and Set of Bible Stories for Evangelism
Theme: Shame and Honor

January 01, 2015 by Andy Smith

Tags: bible story, evangelism, honor, shame

THREE-STORY METHOD

In Sustainable Church Multiplication Movements (S-CMMs), Christians start groups which discuss Bible stories. They also train other Christians to do the same. One effective way...

Honor and Shame in Latin American Culture

January 01, 2015 by W. Philip Thornton, PhD.

Tags: honor, latin america, shame

The role of honor and shame in Asia and Africa has been well established.1 Yet a “blindspot” regarding the centrality of honor and shame in Latin American culture undermines our presentation of the...

The Gospel of Purity for Unreached Peoples

January 01, 2015 by Werner Mischke

Tags: gospel, honor, purity, shame, unclean, unreached peoples

[Adapted from The Global Gospel: Achieving Missional Impact in Our Multicultural World by Werner Mischke (MissionONE, 2015). Purity is one of nine honor/shame dynamics explored in this book.]

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Saving God’s Face: A Chinese Contextualization of Salvation Through Honor and Shame
A Book Review

May 01, 2014 by Bill Bjoraker

Tags: chinese, contextualization, guilt, honor, majority world, shame

 “There is no such thing as theology; there is only contextualized theology.” (quoting Stephen Bevans, p.1)

 “Imagine coming to the Bible with Eastern eyes.” (p.55)

“HS [honor and shame]...

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