Cultural Adaptation and Missionary Journeys

This chapter explores the importance of cultural adaptation in the context of the global church, emphasizing the need to abandon certain cultural beliefs for the sake of the gospel. It highlights the personal experiences of early missionaries, particularly Lyman and Luke Johnson, detailing their contrasting paths of faith and struggle. Additionally, the chapter reflects on the contributions of lesser-known church figures and encourages a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by missionaries throughout history.