In-ká-hai

In-ká-hai

by Chantal Chen

165 pages· 2013· ISBN 9781927429389

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After witnessing a mass response to God’s Word among the Manjúi people, Bible teachers Pete and Leah Humphreys struggled to figure out what went wrong. They had presented the Gospel clearly and accurately, but the Manjúis still held tightly to their animistic beliefs, all beneath a thin veneer of Christianity.
This is a case study on presenting the Gospel, but it’s not dry facts. You will find yourself chuckling and perhaps weeping, as you join the Manjúis on a spiritual journey to find what it truly means to have new life in Christ.
The lessons learned can be applied in any situation. Includes a Study Guide.
Chantal Chen has a background in journalism and has written on numerous topics for newspapers, magazines and business corporations. Born in Canada, she was raised in the United States, Taiwan and Hong Kong. Chantal and her husband Derek reside in Canada. They have two children.
The Ambassador Series investigates issues relating to the message and method taught and used by Jesus on the road to Emmaus.

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    How does the cultural background and worldview of the Manjúi people shape their initial reception of the Gospel message compared to Pete and Leah’s Western understanding?

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    In what ways does this book challenge common assumptions about what constitutes a "successful" spiritual awakening or mass response in missionary work?

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    Discuss the tension between holding onto traditional animistic beliefs and adopting a "thin veneer of Christianity." Where do you see similar syncretism or compromises in modern Western culture?

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