Langham Monographs (21 vols.)
Overview
The Langham Monographs present works of evangelical scholars from the developing world. These comprehensive expositions tackle contemporary, regional issues, as well as theological and biblical topics.
Discover the impact violence, urban poverty, and culture have on the growing African church and how living out biblical and theological values can positively affect such struggling nations as Mozambique, Nigeria, and South Sudan. See what studying Scripture in its literary, cultural, and socio-political contexts can do to transform passages like Philippians 3:10–20, Psalm 145, and John 15:1–17. Examine the role the doctrine of the Holy Spirit plays in Reformed orthodoxy and Protestant systematic theology. See what present missiological approaches look like among varying religious groups. Explore the history of Christianity in Suriname and discover how economics and culture shape Christian leaders’ approaches to ministry in China and the North African Church.
- Analyzes contemporary moral and social issues facing the African Church
- Provides a fresh look at contemporary missiology and illustrates where Christians have fallen short
- Examines Scripture passages in different contexts
- Studies different theological topics including Holy Spirit and time
- Title: Langham Monographs
- Publisher: Langham
- Volumes: 21
- Pages: 6,964
- Resource Type: Monographs
- Topic: Holy Spirit; missiology; ethics; hermeneutics and interpretation
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