Leveraging indigenous theologies
Paul Ayokunle argues that adopting Indigenous theological perspectives is both necessary and urgent to enable the gospel to flourish
Anaditj: the way things are
Denise Champion contrasts Western ways of viewing reality with those of the traditional inhabitants of Adnyamathanha country, South Australia
The blessing of diversity
Jay Mātenga on being true to who we are created to be, while remaining open to being transformed through interactions with those not like us
Editorial: Emancipation of Indigenous theologies
Jay Mātenga introduces an issue that foregrounds the people and relationship centred approach of Indigenous theologies.
Book review: World Religions and their Missions
Tom Wilson finds food for thought in comparing Muslim, Buddhist, Hindu, Baha'i and Mormon approaches to mission.
Book review: Unlikely Friends
Hannah Steele applauds a vision for friendships that transcend the comfort of homogeneity to express the joy and value found in difference.
Book review: Theology of Hope
A classic that paints a compelling vision of theology, and indeed mission, says James Butler.
Book review: The Pharisees
Tom Wilson reviews a text well worth engaging with, that will help you avoid unthinking stereotypes.
Book review: The Meanings of Discipleship
James Butler finds a helpful contribution to the discussion around discipleship offering a multitude of perspectives.
Book review: Interpreting the Old Testament after Christendom
A tough read, but worth it for an approach to authentic and responsible use of the Hebrew Bible, says Miles Hopgood.
