Contextualization and culture are terms that come up when talking about the church and evangelism. This article highlights three important things the church can learn from these terms. It then argues that what the church needs most is biblical culture cultivated by God’s Spirit. This culture is characterized by five things that are essential for reaching out.

This article shows how contextualization affects the way the church does evangelism and missions, and it calls for an alternative way to communicate Christ to the culture.

It has been said that the church is faced with the giants of postmodernism, relativism, hedonism, and consumerism. How can you speak about Christ as Lord in times as ours? This article offers some ways of speaking about Christ as Lord with a sense of understanding the times we live in. Contextualization is not out of the picture if used with caution in missions.

Culture and contextualization have become buzzwords when it comes to the question of preaching the gospel in our era. How should Christians think about these words? In this article the author argues for a Christian culture or a culture of the Holy Spirit.

This article looks at the relationship between contextualization, culture and mission work. Do we need to contexualize our message in order to practice effective mission work?

This article looks at contextualization in relation to evangelism and mission work directed toward Muslim individuals.