The Ephesiology Blog focuses on the missiological exegesis of contemporary culture as we study people, history, and beliefs in order to understand what God might be doing to engage society with the gospel.
Join us here for thought provoking and pro-active reflections on current events and effective cultural engagement that leads to a missiological theocentric passion for God’s mission in the world. Look for updates to previous blogs as we continue to think and process what we are observing in culture.
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Recent Blogs
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Nov 24
Empowering Future Seminary Professors
Imagine a world where passionate, equipped Christian leaders spread God’s Word in areas with the greatest need—leaders grounded in both...
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Oct 24
Balanced Theological Education
In recent years, theological education has earned mixed reviews from those on the mission field. Some missionaries share disappointing stories...
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Oct 24
A Coded Declaration of the Trinity?
The discovery of an ancient word square in the cryptoporticus at Smyrna has raised some fascinating questions about the subtle...
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Oct 24
The Perichoretic Mission
The Perichoretic Mission frames the missionary’s role as deeply connected to God’s ongoing, relational work in the world, modeled after the perichoresis of the...
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Sep 24
God’s Mysterious Salvific Actions
What excites me most about this understanding is the mystery of salvation that accompanies the concept of perichoresis. God’s salvific work...
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Sep 24
Murmuration and the Perichoretic Church
One of the most mesmerizing sights in nature is the murmuration of starlings—a flock moving in what appears to be...
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Sep 24
Perichoresis: Implications for Missiology and Ecclesiology
The concept of perichoresis has long served as a profound theological framework for understanding the dynamic and relational nature of the Trinity....
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Sep 24
“Synagogue” of Sardis
The synagogue of Sardis (ca 4th c.), located adjacent to the Roman bath-gymnasium, is a large basilica style hall of...
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Sep 24
Uncovering our Missiological Past
Much of my academic work over the past three decades has focused on how the early Christian movement engaged the...
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Aug 24
50 Years Since Lausanne: Rethinking our Nomenclature
In contemporary missiology, the terms “unreached people groups” (UPGs) and “unengaged unreached people groups” (UUPGs) have become a staple in our missions vocabulary. Defined...
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