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The Person, the Trinity, the Church Wholeness Study |
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Table of Contents |
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A Window to the Whole The Nonnegotiable Call and the Unavoidable Lure Anticipating the Whole
Chapter 1 The Person in Created Function The Created Person The Person's Relationship with God Eve's Purpose Eve's Relationship with Adam Shifting Function
Chapter 2 Knowing the Whole of God The Face of This Triune God The Experience of Knowing Convergence with the Trinity The Relationship of God To Embrace and Experience
Chapter 3 Trinitarian Uniqueness in the Whole Function, Uniqueness, Subordination In Two Relational Contexts Subordination in Context Development of Trinitarian Views A Different Approach The Relational Significance of Jesus' Revelation The Reductionist Intrusion in the Process to Family The Relational Outcome of the Whole
Chapter 4 Placing Modernism and Postmodernism in the Larger Searching for the Whole The Shift to Substitutes Counter-Relational Work The Relational Implications
Chapter 5 The Church in Likeness of the Trinity Incompatibility of Church Practice Engaging the Trinity The Relational Paradigm The Whole of the Relationship of God How the Church Is to Come Together The Spirit: Overlooked and Misused The Compatibility of Our Response In Function with the Divine Image of God The Relational Imperative of the Whole The Purpose of the Church as Family The Church Belonging to the Trinity The Alternative of Reductionism
Chapter 6 The Challenge of the Whole The Need for Redemptive Change Three Vital Aspects of Practice The Practice of Disciples: To Follow or to Serve The Practice of Church: Family or Orphanage Paul and the Whole Transitioning to the Whole
Chapter 7 Ecclesiology of the Whole
Its Emergence
Its Formulation
Its Operation The Church Becomes Equalizer
The Work of Equalization Its Multicultural Nature Addressing Change from Without from Within Four Major Aspects to Multicultural Change Called Beyond the Common and Ordinary Sanctified Whole
Chapter 9
Gender in the Big Picture or a Reduced Context Distinguishing the Context What Matters Most to God How We Define Gender and How We Do Gender Relations Jesus' Response to "to be apart" The Need for Deeper Change Costs to Change and Reconciliation Where Our Expectations Are Rooted
The Context to Send Out Clarifying Some Terms God's Paradigm The Mindset of Repentance Incarnating the Incarnation Understanding Our Working Assumptions Jesus' Working Assumptions The Change of Redemptive Reconciliation The Church in Conjoint Function
Chapter 11 Nothing Less and No Substitutes Accountable for Wholeness Churches Today A Suggested Relational Conclusion
Scripture Index (Primary Source)
Bibliography (Secondary Source)
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