Not one Solution
If someone tells you they have a plan that will fix all of your problems or a single solution to involved parents in all churches... they don't. Pay attention to them.. learn something... then remember there is no universal solution no matter what color it is or how organized it is.
Solutions are always contextual.
The best solutions are discovered by critical thinking and understand your own unique situation. That's where there truly good news is.
Solutions are always contextual.
The best solutions are discovered by critical thinking and understand your own unique situation. That's where there truly good news is.
Labels: Systems Thinking
posted by mark at
8:28 AM
1 Comments:
you mean the spiritual transformation of teenagers - FORMED-in-a-box won't work?!
contextualization and indiginous are two words which must become commonly understood and need to be trained in our colleges and universities in the Bible and Ministry department. The missions department probably could do well to brush up on it - or in some cases could probably clue in the bible and practical theology department heads!
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