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Telling it so it makes sense

Contextualization without compromise

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Valuable explanation from Pastor Tullian Tchividjian of the strategic importance of biblical contextualization.

The ministry of Jesus clearly demonstrates this sort of contextualization.

Today’s popular culture also offers us multiple entry points for effective evangelism.

A number of our website’s random quotes illustrate the need for appropriate contextualization.

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