Disrupting Western 'cultural' Christianity (Christendom) to recover the mission of God
What you'll learn
Discern the Difference Between Christendom and the Missio Dei.
Interpret Contemporary Cultural and Ecclesial Change Through a Biblical-Missional Lens.
Recognize and Resist "Barabbas" Distortions of Christianity.
Reimagine Christian Identity as a Sent and Reconciling People.
Requirements
A willingness to engage honestly with Scripture, history, and the current realities facing the church.
No formal theological training is required, but participants should have a basic familiarity with the Bible and Christian faith.
Openness to theological reflection and self-examination regarding personal and ecclesial assumptions.
Description
This course explores the theological and missional reasons behind the decline and collapse of Western Christendom. Rather than viewing this merely as a sociological crisis or institutional failure, the course approaches it through the lens of themissio Dei — God's redemptive movement through history for the sake of His global mission.
By returning to key biblical moments such as Jesus Christ's final visit to the Temple, the destruction of Jerusalem, the transition reflected in Matthew 24, and the cross-cultural expansion of the Gospel in Acts and the Pauline letters, participants will discover that God's mission consistently moves beyond monuments, systems, and religious structures that have lost their missional purpose.
Discover the Biblical reason and explanation why Western Christendom is dead and dying. This is the only way for the Christian Church in the West to realign with God's redemptive movement within our broken world towards Global Christianity. Those who do not move with God from here will be left behind.
The course challenges participants to discern the difference between preserving Christendom and participating in God's mission. It calls the church away from nostalgia, institutional self-preservation, and ideological confusion toward renewed missional faithfulness in a rapidly changing world.
Above all, it invites believers to move faithfully with God's unfolding redemptive purpose in history.
Who this course is for
Church leaders seeking to understand the challenges and opportunities of ministry in a post-Christendom context.
Theology students and educators interested in missiology, ecclesiology, cultural change, and the missio Dei.
Congregational members who sense that traditional church patterns are no longer addressing contemporary realities effectively.
Christians longing for a deeper understanding of God's redemptive movement within history and the world today.


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