Six Evangelical Models of the Last Days in Comparison
In the evangelical world we find a multitude of end-times models, which can be roughly assigned to different schools and which we will discuss below.
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Are there 300 million, 600 million or 900 million Evangelicals?
In my last contribution as former head of the theology department of WEA before becoming Secretary General, I tried to stir up a discussion around the number of people WEA represents.
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Found in my archive: Showing Hospitality
I found this compilation from the seminar documents of the German Evangelization Congress Stuttgart (1990) in my archives.
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The Book of Romans as a Charter for World Missions
Thoughts on the relationship of theology, missiology and mission, presented by the chair of the Theological Commission of World Evangelical Alliance (WEA), Thomas Schirrmacher, to the General Assembly of the Missions Commission of the WEA at Schwäbisch-Gmünd, Germany, November 2011.
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Towards a Theology of Martyrdom
After a short introduction, showing that suffering, persecution and martyrdom have been prominent in the theology of the Early Church, and that the Bible speaks about them constantly, the main part of the article outlines 18 examples of Bible texts and Bible topics. These have often been neglected, as the subject has not been seen as integral to Scripture, to the church and to mission.
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Living in the Last Days?
I have been ask to provide a short version of my essay ‘Do We Need a Special Ethics for the Last Days?’. Peirong Lin, our research coordinator, was so nice to provide it, here it is.
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On current occasion: Do We Need a Special Ethics for the Last Days?
MBS TEXTE 56 In hard times we recognize the urgency of God’s unchanging will