PRINCIPLES OF CROSS-CULTURAL GOSPEL MINISTRY ACCORDING TO THE NARRATIVE IN 1 CORINTHIANS 8-11

Rony Obed Oktafiano Manongko, Th.M
Biblical Theology Lecturer at STT Missio Dei
rony.manongko@gmail.com

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  1. Juvaldy Ngalo menulis:

    The article discusses the principles of cross-cultural Christian mission based on 1 Corinthians 8-11:1, with a focus on Christ and the salvation of souls. Key points include understanding the local culture without compromising faith, being Christ-oriented, self-control, and the goal of spiritual transformation. Practical implications include engaging in missions, understanding the culture, developing a positive attitude and balance, and self-discipline.
    For students, this article provides an in-depth understanding of Christian missions, development of a strong character and integrity, practical application of faith values in daily life, and inspiration to engage in missions and be a blessing to others. By understanding and applying these principles, students can maximize their potential in ministry and daily life.

    Thank you to Mner Gbl Rony Manongko Th.M who has provided knowledge, writing and learning through this article, Lord Jesus Christ Bless.

  2. Jesilva papunggo menulis:

    This article makes an important contribution in bridging Paul’s theology with the practice of cross-cultural ministry. The narrative from 1 Corinthians 8–11 is highly relevant, as Paul was dealing with contextual challenges in the Corinthian church — a cosmopolitan city with diverse cultural, social, and religious backgrounds.”

  3. Olivia Lahose menulis:

    Cross-cultural gospel ministry demands humility, self-sacrifice, and sensitivity to diversity so that the gospel can be received without cultural or social barriers. The key principles are love, self-sacrifice, and a focus on the glory of God and the salvation of others.
    The practical implications are a willingness to give up personal rights, cultural flexibility for the sake of gospel effectiveness, sensitivity to the conscience of others, a primary focus for the glory of God, and inclusiveness in ministry.
    The benefits of this article for me as a student are increasing cultural and social sensitivity, practicing humility and self-control, encouraging contextual and effective ministry, and instilling an attitude of mission and daily witness.
    Thanks to Mner Gbl Rony Manongko, Th.M🙏 God bless😇

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