This course explores the cultural shift from Christendom to post-Christendom in Western Europe and North America over recent decades, focusing on the evolving role of the church in this new context. In this course, we explore the concept of missional theology, examining how the church can effectively engage in mission within its immediate communities. By meeting people where they are, the church can extend God’s love beyond traditional boundaries and into everyday life in a world that has largely moved beyond traditional Christian culture.

This lesson aims to equip you to:

1. Understand the cultural and religious shift from a predominantly Christian society to a more secular, post-Christian context in Western Europe and North America.
2. Be able to apply key concepts of missional theology to practical contexts