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| Chief Abbreviations | |
| Preface | |
| Introduction: The Then and the Now | |
| The Gospel | |
| The Human Paradox | |
| Our Human Dignity | |
| Our Human Depravity | |
| The Resulting Paradox | |
| Authentic Freedom | |
| The Negative: Freedom From | |
| The Postive: Freedom For | |
| Christ and His Cross | |
| The Word of God | |
| The Cross of Christ | |
| The Power of the Spirit | |
| The Relevance of the Resurrection | |
| What Does It Mean? | |
| Did It Really Happen? | |
| Why Is It Important? | |
| Jesus Christ Is Lord | |
| Theological Conviction | |
| Radical Commitment | |
| The Disciple | |
| The Listening Ear | |
| Listening to God | |
| Listening to One Another | |
| Listening to the World | |
| Mind and Emotions | |
| The Mind | |
| The Emotions | |
| Mind and Emotions | |
| Guidance, Vocation and Ministry | |
| Guidance | |
| Vocation | |
| Ministry | |
| The First Fruit of the Spirit | |
| Love, Joy and Peace | |
| Love in Action | |
| Love Is the Fruit of the Spirit | |
| The Bible | |
| Continuing the Word | |
| Standing in the Word | |
| Continuing in the Word | |
| Preaching the Word | |
| Responding to the Word | |
| Mature Discipleship | |
| Intellectual Integrity | |
| Ecumenical Progress | |
| Effective Evangelism | |
| Personal Humility | |
| Transposing the Word | |
| The Hermeneutical Problem | |
| Our Own Cultural Imprisonment | |
| The Bible's Cultural Conditioning | |
| Examples of Cultural Transposition | |
| Expounding the Word | |
| Two Convictions | |
| Two Obligations | |
| Two Expectations | |
| The Church | |
| Secular Challenges to the Church | |
| The Quest for Transcendence | |
| The Quest for Significance | |
| The Quest for Community | |
| Evangelism Through the Local Church | |
| Various Forms of Evangelism | |
| The Church Must Understand Itself (Theology) | |
| The Church Must Organize Itself (Structures) | |
| The Church Must Express Itself (Message) | |
| The Church Must Be Itself (Life) | |
| Dimensions of Church Renewal | |
| Truth | |
| Holiness | |
| Mission | |
| Unity | |
| The Church's Pastors | |
| The Priestly Model | |
| The Pastoral Model | |
| The World | |
| The Uniqueness of Jesus Christ | |
| Arguments for Pluralism | |
| The Uniqueness of Jesus Christ | |
| Jesus is Lord | |
| Jesus is Savior | |
| Jesus is Ours | |
| Our God Is a Missionary God | |
| The God of the Old Testament | |
| The Christ of the Gospels | |
| The Holy Spirit of the Acts | |
| The Church of the Letters | |
| The Climax of the Revelation | |
| Holistic Mission | |
| Evangelism and Social Responsibility | |
| The Biblical Basics for This Partnership | |
| Five Objections Considered | |
| Some Examples of the Partnership | |
| The Christology of Mission | |
| The Incarnation of Christ (The Model) | |
| The Cross of Christ (The Cost) | |
| The Resurrection of Christ (The Mandate) | |
| The Exaltation of Christ (The Incentive) | |
| The Spirit-Gift of Christ (The Power) | |
| The Parousia of Christ (The Urgency)Conclusion: The Now and the Not Yet | |
| Kingdom Come and Coming | |
| Revelation, Holiness and Healing | |
| Church and Society01 | |
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