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Christ Alone in a Coexist World: The Road to Coexist

Explore how to share the message of "Christ Alone" in a world that promotes coexistence. Understand generational and cultural differences, and learn effective ways to build relationships, engage in dialogue, and share your faith. Discover the importance of listening for values and asking permission before sharing your story.

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Christ Alone in a Coexist World: The Road to Coexist

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  1. MU 301 – Christ Alone in a Coexist World

  2. The Road to Coexist “Back in the Day” • “In God We Trust” • Patriotic 60’s • Peace • Don’t trust the “man” Today • Mother Earth • Equality

  3. Sit Down vs. Buffet

  4. Buffet Appeal • Variety • Pick what you like • Economical • No limits • No absolutes

  5. “It’s All Relative.” “Truth is relative.” Whether you are Muslim or Christian, you will attain your believed outcome. The Concept:One God, many paths to reaching him.

  6. “It’s All Relative.” The Bible says there is one truth. Open to John 14:6. Christ is the way, the truth and the life – the only way to heaven –The one who has removed our sins.

  7. How do we share “Christ Alone” in a Coexist world?

  8. How? Relate to your audience. To discover how,learn who they are first.

  9. How? • “When I am with those who are weak, I share their weakness, for I want to bring the weak to Christ. Yes, I try to find common ground with everyone, doing everything I can to save some” (1 Corinthians 9:22).

  10. The Generational Plate

  11. Reflection/Discussion How can understanding generations help open doors to • relationships? • dialogue? • faith sharing?

  12. The Stoop

  13. Modern Postmodern Postmodern: • Assumptions, no absolutes • Create your own values • Choose your own sexual identity • Right and wrong is agreed • Stories • Diversity • Other gods Modern: • Facts, absolute truths • Biblical, cultural standards • Fixed sexual roles and identity • Right and wrong is standard • Creeds • Unity • Christ alone

  14. Authority The Net The “Man” Every man

  15. Modern Religious Beliefs • Separate • Identifiable • Absolutes

  16. Postmodern Religious Beliefs • Pick and Choose • Relative “Absolutes” • Every belief equal • No Loyalty

  17. Pick Your Own Religion – 1990 - 2008 American Religious Identification Survey

  18. Reflection/Discussion How can understanding Postmodern culture help open doors to: • Relationships • Dialogue • Faith sharing

  19. Connections • Listen for values • Clarify • Ask to hear their story • Permission to share yours

  20. Listen For Values • “Family” • “Success” • “Work” • “Home” • “History” • “Religion”

  21. Their Story • “Will you share. . .” • “May I hear. . .” • “Is it OK if I ask. . .”

  22. Your Story • “Do you mind if I share. . .” • “May I share with you. . .” • “Is it OK if I share. . .”

  23. Practice • Pick an event important in your life. • Find another person. • Ask permission to hear their story. • Listen for value words. • Ask permission to share your story. • Appeal to their values.

  24. Remember • Connections take time. • Seek permission. • Listen actively. • Follow-through.

  25. TO LEARN ABOUT MISSION U COURSES AND WEB TRAINING, VISIT www.whatsmissionu.com

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