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Reviva l and Awakening Engaging Cultur e Through Invitational Campaigns

7 Institutions of Society. Reviva l and Awakening Engaging Cultur e Through Invitational Campaigns. “More potently than by any other means, change the university and you change the world” Charles Malik Former UN General Secretary.

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Reviva l and Awakening Engaging Cultur e Through Invitational Campaigns

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  1. 7 Institutions of Society Revival and Awakening Engaging Culture Through Invitational Campaigns

  2. “More potently than by any other means, change the university and you change the world” Charles Malik Former UN General Secretary What the World Needs is Societal Renewal (Revival and Awakening) Power to Change the World Seven Institutions of Society

  3. Transformative Dynamism • Gives us access to personal salvation • Allows the individual to be transformed • Provides escape from Hell • Provides relationship with God • Personal spheres are transformed • Allows for corporate redemption • Justice and freedom is established • Provides escape from downward spiral • Provides evidence of God’s power • Corporate spheres are transformed Gospel Message Kingdom Message • Dichotomization of global responsibility from personal salvation • Activist metaphysic • Skewed preoccupation with justice • Comfort with individual brokenness • Lack of evangelistic activity • Dichotomization of personal salvation from global responsibility • Self-centered metaphysic • Skewed doctrinal preoccupation • Comfort with corporate brokenness • Extending historical injustices Marginalized Ideology

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