Making Faith Magnetic: Witnessing to God’s Mission in our late modern World

Location: Tyndale Theological Seminary, 1 Egelantierstraat, 1171 JM Badhoevedorp

1. The Magnetic Points

In our first session we will look at the Bible’s ‘take’ on the religious consciousness of human beings. We will describe the five ‘magnetic points’ that attract us all.

2. The Magnetic Person

In our second session we will explore how Christ both connects to and confronts the magnetic points.

3. A Magnetic People and Magnetic Spaces

In our final session we will show how our evangelism flows from our discipleship and how we Christians are magnetized by Christ so that others are attracted to Him. We will also explore how we might build ‘magnetic spaces’ in our communities.

Schedule for 19 September

About Daniel Strange

 Daniel Strange is a fellow at The Keller Center for Cultural Apologetics. He is the director of the Terminus Center for Culture and Contextualization. He is also in theological leadership at The London Project, a contributing editor for Themelios, and Vice-President of The Southgate Fellowship. Formerly he was Academic Director of Crosslands Training, and Director of Oak Hill College, London. His books include Plugged In (Good Book Company, 2019), Making Faith Magnetic (Good Book Company, 2021), Their Rock is Not as Our Rock: An Evangelical Theology of Religions (Apollos, 2014). Dan is an elder at Hope Community Church in Gateshead, England. He is married with a load of kids and foster kids, and is a big West Ham United fan.

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