02306cam a22002294a 450000100090000000300060000900500170001500800410003201000170007302000180009004000180010805000220012608200210014810000240016924501130019326000520030630000210035850400660037950515960044565000220204165000130206315803489GBCCL20241126110720.0090706s2010    miu      b    001 0 eng    a  2009027471  a9780825438837  aDLCcDLCdDLC00aBV2063b.T33 201000a266.009222bTEN1 aTennent, Timothy C.10aInvitation to world missions :ba trinitarian missiology for the twenty-first century /cTimothy C. Tennent.  aGrand Rapids, MI :bKregel Publications,c2010.  a559 p. ;c24 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 507-529) and indexes.0 aIntroduction -- Section A: Megatrends that are shaping twenty-first century missions -- From moratorium and malaise to 'selah' and rebirth -- Section B: The Triune God and the Missio dei -- A trinitarian, missional theology -- A trinitarian framework for missions -- God the Father : the providential source and goal of the Missio dei -- Section A: A missional perspective on the Bible -- The God of mission reveals his plan -- The sending Father and the sent church -- Section B: Creation, revelation, and the human response to God's rule -- A trinitarian, "new creation" theology of culture -- An evangelical theology of religions -- God the Son : the redemptive embodiment of the Missio dei -- Section A: Missions history as a reflection of the incarnation -- Turning points in the history of missions before 1792 -- The "great century" of missions, 1792-1910 -- The flowering of world Christianity, 1910-present -- Section B: Cross-cultural communication as a reflection of the incarnation -- The incarnation and the translatability of the Gospel -- Access and reproducibility in missions strategy -- Reflecting the incarnation in holistic missions -- God the Holy Spirit : the empowering presence of the Missio dei -- Section A: Empowering the church to embody the presence of the future -- The Holy Spirit, the book of Acts, and the Missio dei -- The church as the embodiment of the new creation -- Section B: Missionaries as agents of suffering and heralds of the new creation -- The suffering, advancing church -- Conclusion: the church as the reflection of the trinity in the world. 0aMissionsxTheory. 0aTrinity.