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propose that when evangelism is theologically grounded in the suffering love of the Triune
God, the image of evangelist promises to shape and powerfully inform the ministry of
pastoral care and counseling. The evangelist is the one whose primary concern is “too much
water running.”
Metaphors and Obligations
In Religious Ethics and Pastoral Care Don Browning offers a model for theological reflection
that facilitates the development of a biblically faithful and theologically coherent
understanding of evangelism.1 In an attempt to reintegrate moral reasoning with the church’s
ministry of care, Browning suggests that ethical reflection operates on five levels. The first is
termed the metaphorical or symbolic level. This is concerned with issues of ultimate reality.
The second level asks questions of obligation. This is the level of principle.
Browning argues that level one impacts and informs level two. The manner in which a
community envisions God will mold how that community understands who it is obligated to
be and what it is obligated to do. A church’s ministry is largely influenced by the metaphors it
employs to give an image to ultimate reality. “The vision,” Browning observes, “colors all that
we say and do. It affects our moral thinking. Even though it does not determine it in all
Chilcote, P. W., & Warner, L. C. (Eds.). (2008). The study of evangelism : Exploring a missional practice of the church. Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co..
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- 2. * An Ethical (Functional) Eschatology (Within the Already, Not Yet (proleptic) formulation) * Metanoia – “A change of mind” conversion/repentance * The Kingdom of God is meant to bring human and cosmic fulfillment and an answer to the problem of evil. *
- 3. Love of God and love of neighbor are central aspects of this message God’s love is radical and Indiscriminate (Love your Enemies) An ethical call to share in God’s perfection through the pursuit of reconciliation and forgiveness The Law is not dismissed but is interpreted to serve this ethical criteria.
- 4. Jewish Prayer life Scripture readings Prayer recitations Shema 2x Tephila 3x Jesus’ prayers Luke 11:2 – Our Father Matthew 11:25 – Hidden wisdom Mark 14:36 – Gethsemane prayer Intimate spirituality Abba Father – God is seen as a loving parent; generous, merciful and forgiving We (disciples) are Prayer life and spirituality invited to share in that intimate relationship with God
- 5. Jesus Teaches A teacher with a unique (prophetic) authority. Jesus’ conviction and insights are derived from his own intimate relationship with God Ethical discourses (Beatitudes, Matthew 25) and parables
- 6. PARABLES • “A metaphor or simile drawn from nature or common life, arresting the hearer by its vividness or strangeness, leaving the mind in sufficient doubt about its precise application to tease it into active thought.” – C.H. Dodd • Parables communicate partial information while provoking a dynamic response
- 7. Miracles and Healing Miracles were an extraordinary but not supernatural part of the 1st century experience. Jesus was recognized as a miracle worker and teacher Jesus’ miracles were demonstrations of God’s power (dynamis) and active testimony of the God’s present reign Healing and feeding miracles were driven by Jesus’ compassion and justice. Jesus’ Miracles were often driven by the power of one’s faith. Jesus did not want the miracles to overshadow his teaching.
- 8. FR. DON SENIOR, REGARDING THE MIRACLES Jesus of Nazareth But, most of all, was a human being Jesus was a man so so close to his God charged with God’s that God’s own own compassion and creative power love that any cry of flowed out from him pain or confusion in healing waves. drew from him an instant response of healing and restoration.
- 9. Community of Disciples • Jesus gathered disciples: • An inclusive and diverse group that was called by Jesus • Disciples radically broke from their social and personal ties. And accepted social risks • They were privy to special instructions • The Twelve: • Core group of leaders • Symbolize a reconstituted Israel • Change of Mission: • Mark 7:24, Syrophoenician woman, Gentiles enter the picture • Mark 8:31, Jesus foresees his own demise and alters the mission.