Ancient-Future
Faith
Webber warns that American
evangelicalism's historical rootlessness and acculturation to modernity
leave it unprepared to deal with postmodern culture and to reach
postmodern souls. Webber provides a wealth of suggestions to help
churches appropriate the heritage of "classical Christianity" for use
in contemporary settings. 240 pgs.
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Evangelism
How can Evangelism produce not only
converts, but also disciples who grow in faith and become active
members of the church? Webber proposes a rediscovery and application of
the ancient process of evangelism, discipleship, spiritual formation,
and vocation. 219 pgs.
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The
Younger Evangelicals
In this splendid overview of the
shifts in the evangelical landscape, Webber examines the differences in
theological thinking, worship styles, and communication styles;
attitudes toward history, art and evangelism; and ecclesiology between
"traditional " evangelicals (1950-1975), "pragmatic" evangelicals
(1975-2000), and younger evangelicals (2000-). These younger
evangelicals, he argues, are highly visual believers, possessing great
facility wtih technology. The are committed to the plight of the poor,
multicultural communities of faith, and intergenerational ministry, and
they recognize that the road to the future runs through the past.
Webber's helpful and thorough guidebook to the emerging church. 283 pgs.
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Time
Webber explains how the Christian
year orders and organizes congregational spirituality. An emphasis is
placed on the content and spiritual impact of Christian year services.
This recovered practice highlights the counter-cultural practice of
time of Christians in a secular world.
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