Preaching Christ in a Pluralistic World : The Message and Method of the Mission to Samaria in Acts 8 Conspectus : The Journal of the South African Theological Seminary, Volume 9, Issue 03, Mar 2010, p. 51 - 68
Jabini, Franklin
Preaching Christ in a Pluralistic World : The Message and Method of the Mission to Samaria in Acts 8 Conspectus : The Journal of the South African Theological Seminary, Volume 9, Issue 03, Mar 2010, p. 51 - 68 - Johannesburg, South Africa South African Theological Seminary Press 2011 - p. 51 - 68 PDF - Conspectus 1996-8167 .
Philip, a Hellenistic Jew, preached the gospel to the Samaritans who were despised by the Jews. The Samaritans were oppressed by evil spirits. They suffered from various kinds of diseases and were in the bondage of Simon the magus. The Samaritans lived in a pluralistic religious community. The confrontation of this community with the gospel produced visible results: people were healed and delivered. Believers were baptized and there was great joy in the city. Transformation took place because Philip preached Christ. This seems to have been the apostolic pattern. The same Christ-centered preaching and communication of the gospel should be followed by ministers of the gospel in today's pluralistic religious world.
Preaching
Preaching Christ in a Pluralistic World : The Message and Method of the Mission to Samaria in Acts 8 Conspectus : The Journal of the South African Theological Seminary, Volume 9, Issue 03, Mar 2010, p. 51 - 68 - Johannesburg, South Africa South African Theological Seminary Press 2011 - p. 51 - 68 PDF - Conspectus 1996-8167 .
Philip, a Hellenistic Jew, preached the gospel to the Samaritans who were despised by the Jews. The Samaritans were oppressed by evil spirits. They suffered from various kinds of diseases and were in the bondage of Simon the magus. The Samaritans lived in a pluralistic religious community. The confrontation of this community with the gospel produced visible results: people were healed and delivered. Believers were baptized and there was great joy in the city. Transformation took place because Philip preached Christ. This seems to have been the apostolic pattern. The same Christ-centered preaching and communication of the gospel should be followed by ministers of the gospel in today's pluralistic religious world.
Preaching