An In-Depth Book Review of Mobilizing Gen Z!
By WCP Teamon October 21, 2022
Read what Shane Priebe had to say in his review of Ephesiology in the September 2021 publication in Sage Journal.
"In Ephesiology, Michael Cooper looks to connect his expertise in religious movements with the church movement in Ephesus during the first century. The book focuses on building a missional theology, a theology focused on finding a way to connect a community’s story with God’s story...Â
What an incredible review for Calling on the Prophets! Â
"Well Mister Bearup...All I can say is 90 points out of 10 for your latest book! Too much is written on apologetics and polemics nowadays...But your book is a treasure of HOW to connect with the Muslim heart using the prophets and push/place the Muslim in the direction of Christ through arousing curiosity, thoughtfulness, and respectful discussion....
Obviously not all those in the diaspora are refugees, some move for economic reasons to places all over the world. However, recently Christianity Today celebrated our Refugee Diaspora in their special issue on "how women are rethinking global Gospel proclamation."Â
Special shout out to CT for featuring Refugee Diaspora especially in how leaders indicated that it has shaped their worldview.Â
Fruit to Harvest is a sequel of sorts, as the name suggests.
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Like the first volume, it is based on the proceedings of a global conference on reaching Muslims. Some 47 authors from 21 nations and 30 different agencies working across the Muslim world contributed case studies, information about ministry among Muslims, current challenges, and new strategies.
I appreciated material addressing urban enclaves, Muslim migrants, and nomadic Muslims, as well as strong material on honor and shame, suffering and persecution, partnership, and more. I recommend it highly.