What Does the Western Church Have to Learn From the Historical Church?

I think that history doesn't repeat at rhymes and I see history as an incredible repository of inspiring characters and stories. What we can learn, we can romanticise the non-Western church - it also has lots of problems. But what I have learnt from is the question that asks me, are you willing to be culturally on the edge? Are you willing to being marginalised? And there's also marginalised communities in the Western church as well. When you're just going after the presence of God and who God is, that's the good news. That's why I'm hopeful, I'm hopeful for what God's going to do. Is it 10 years? When is it?