The Centrality of Christ in Contemporary Missions

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Author Profiles
Foreword by Michael Pocock
Introduction by Michael Barnett

I. The Centrality of Christ

1. Is Jesus Really the Only Way? by George Murray
2. The Uniqueness of Christ and Missions by Patrick Cate
3. Christ Centered Epistemology: An Alternative to Modern and Postmodern Epistemologies by Michael Pocock
4. The Relevance of Jesus as the Source of Salvation and Mission for the Twenty-First Century Global Context by William J. Larkin

II. Christ in Contemporary Missions

5. Missions and Jesus in a Globalizing World: Globalizing and the Pluralistic Jesus by Harold Netland
6. Missions and Jesus in a Globalizing World: Mission as Retrieval by Harold Netland
7. Jesus and the Pagan West: Missiological Reflections on Evangelism in Re-enchanted Europe by Michael T. Cooper
8. WDJS- What Does Jesus Say…About Receptivity? by Cecil Stalnaker

III. Missiological Insights

9. A Christocentric Understanding of Linguistic Diversity: Implications for Missions in a Pluralistic Era by Samuel Larsen
10. Leadership and Teams in Missions, Jesus-style by Mike Barnett
11. The Inescapable Christ: The Significance of E. Stanley Jones’ Christology for Twenty-First-Century Missiology by John Moldovan
12. How Do They Think? Understanding and Teaching Religious Belief Systems for Twenty-First-Century Missions by Norman Allison