I’ve been reading an awesome book on theology and culture — you’ve got to hear this webinar. Some of Ed’s insights are pretty profound.
- Is theology important in personal evangelism?
- What role does theology play in how we do personal evangelism?
- How does our culture shape our theology and vice versa?
- How does our theology shape our mission?
- Can you do theology without being a post-modern philosopher?
- How do you think we should rate the importance of Scripture, culture, tradition, church, when it comes to shaping our theology?
Join us as we tackle that and a few other questions in the EvangelismCoach.org webinar series, this time with Ed Cyzewski
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Who is Ed Cyzewski?
Ed Cyzewski (MDiv Biblical Theological Seminary) is a freelance writer, speaker, and blogger in New England.
He is the author of Coffeehouse Theology: Reflecting on God in Everyday Life (NavPress), an introduction to contextual theology for lay readers that explained the roles of context, God, scripture, tradition, and global Christians in the forming of theology.
Ed blogs regularly on theology at www.inamirrordimly.com and on writing at www.edcyz.com.
Ed joins the EvangelismCoach Webinar series to discuss practical insights into how does one do theology in the coffee house — Reflecting on God in the Everyday Grind
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