
Tony Stiff is a graduate of Westminster seminary, a friend, and a solid young thinker -- and he will do a four part series for us on "Missional" theology and Bible reading. I look forward to this series and I ask you to join in the conversation.
I must tell you how much I appreciate folks like Tony -- regular readers of this blog, regular commenter, and one willing to offer suggestions like this for the blog. It is folks like you -- and Tony -- that make this blog what it is. Thanks.
Now over to Tony, and here's how he opens:
"Every time I walk into a Christian bookstore I see the word missional applied to dozens of trendy books on how to do church from authors of diverse traditions. It seems like missional is the newest model on the shelf for pragmatic evangelicals to buy and consume and self-apply. Missional is doing for younger evangelicals what Neo-Evangelicalism did for the last generation."
The essence of the missional church in the West is to recognize a change of conditions: from the Christian West to the Post-Christian West. What is the biggest evidence for this in your opinion? Where do you most feel the Post-Christian condition?

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