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    This document discusses the biblical and theological foundations of the concept of "missio dei," or "God's mission." It explains that missio dei refers to the idea that mission originates from God and God's nature, rather than from the church. The document traces the origins and popularization of the term from the 1930s onward. It also discusses how missio dei emphasizes that God, through the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, is the main actor in salvation and sending people to share in God's mission. The presentation reflects critically on ways Christians involved in ministry sometimes think wrongly of themselves or the church as the central agents of mission, rather than tools used by God.

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    This document discusses the biblical and theological foundations of the concept of "missio dei," or "God's mission." It explains that missio dei refers to the idea that mission originates from God and God's nature, rather than from the church. The document traces the origins and popularization of the term from the 1930s onward. It also discusses how missio dei emphasizes that God, through the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, is the main actor in salvation and sending people to share in God's mission. The presentation reflects critically on ways Christians involved in ministry sometimes think wrongly of themselves or the church as the central agents of mission, rather than tools used by God.

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    GOOD MORNING

    Group Presentation - GENESIS


    BIBLICAL AND FOUNDATION OF MINISTRY AND
    MISSION
    Group Presentation - GENESIS
    BIBLICAL AND FOUNDATION OF MINISTRY AND
    MISSION

    Patric Glenn Sakul – Indonesia


    Babu Saren - Bangladesh
    Dwi Nugroho - Indonesia
    Kenedy Mrong - Bangladesh
    WHAT IS

    ?
    Missio dei is a Latin word which means:
    “God being sent” / “the sending of God”

    When we talk about sending, it refers to:


    'God's mission' or 'the mission of God'
    How did the term missio dei become so
    popular?
    • In 1934, Karl Hartenstein, mentioned this
    idea - he respond Karl Barht’s lecture about
    Trinitarian Mission

    Karl Hartenstein Karl Barht


    “Misiso Dei” “Tritarian Mission”
    How did the term missio dei become so
    popular?
    • In 1934, Karl Hartenstein, mentioned this
    idea - he respond Karl Barht’s lecture about
    Trinitarian Mission
    • Tambaram Conference in 1938: put forward
    the Mission of the Church, which refers to this
    Missio Dei
    The third mission conference
    (the second so-called
    "enlarged meeting" of the
    IMC) took place
    in 1938 in Tambaram
    How did the term missio dei become so
    popular?
    • In 1934, Karl Hartenstein, mentioned this
    idea - he respond Karl Barht’s lecture about
    Trinitarian Mission
    • Tambaram Conference in 1938: put forward
    the Mission of the Church, which refers to this
    Missio Dei
    • It was then reiterated in 1952 at the Willingen
    Missionary Conference.
    John 20:21,22
    20:21 Then said Jesus to them again, Peace be unto
    you: as my Father hath sent me, even so send I you.
    20:22 And when he had said this, he breathed on
    them, and saith unto them, Receive ye the Holy
    Ghost:
    Some short
    explanations about
    missio dei
    Missio dei
    English God missions / the mission
    of God
    Dutch 'the missionary activity of
    God' or 'God's mission',
    'God's mission in Christ'
    Germany ‘Mission for God’
    1. Further emphasis we can see from the German and
    Dutch contexts, where this refers not to “Ordinary
    Missions”. Because this Mission is what God is
    doing, the main character is God Himself.
    2. The limited function of “Missio Dei” is for
    mediation and communication, in
    safeguarding: The Mission of God, God’s
    Mission, and Mission for God
    "It is not the church that
    has a mission of salvation
    to fulfill in the world; it is
    the mission of the Son and
    the Spirit through the
    Father that includes the
    church."

    Jurgen Moltmann
    Further, at the Willengen Conference, 1952:
    "Even the Church is only an instrument
    in the hands of God. The church herself
    is only the outcome of the activity of
    God who sends and saves.
    “Mission is not primarily an
    activity of the church, but
    an attribute of God.
    God is a missionary God.

     David J. Bosch
    • God's mission in the world - to save the world in a special
    relationship with the Godhead, namely the Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
    • God the Father sent Jesus, and both (God and Jesus) sent the Holy
    Spirit.
    International Missionary Council (December, 28 1957 –
    January, 8 1958)

    "The Christian world mission


    is Christ's, not ours"
    Willingen Conference –
    Expressions of ‘God’s mission’:
    a. God and Compassion
    God, in His compassion for mankind, is at
    this moment transforming those who are
    alienated from the world and without
    happiness, to enter into His joy. It is
    embodied in Christ, and will be accomplished
    in Christ. We believe in this completion
    through the Spirit, who calls us to share the
    same mission and enables us to do so.
    b. Rebellion of humans and demons
    Confronted by human and demonic
    rebellion, God works out his mission through
    the shame of the Cross.
    Willingen Conference – Expressions
    of ‘God’s mission’:
    c. By faith in Jesus Christ we perceive that God,
    has chosen people who are nobodies to
    share in his mission.
    d. Church Involvement
    The Church's involvement in God's mission
    to the world is expressed in this discovery:
    “That the closer the Church is to her Lord,
    the closer she is to the world.”
    e. It is the essential nature of the Church, to
    realize and carry on the mission of God in
    Christ.
    f. This is about worship – a continual
    representation of God’s own mission of love.
    g. He will judge according to truth and
    according to our faithfulness to His Mission.
    Conclusion From our presentation are:
    a. Those who see missio dei only 'merely participation', these
    are people who fail to understand God's Mission. They are
    reflecting 'missio Dei' or 'God's mission' in the wrong
    direction.
    b. Literally, 'missio dei', refers to what God does to humans
    that is difficult for humans to understand: God, who is the
    creator of all things, drowns himself on this earth as
    a stranger, an abandoned person, an
    outcast. In this world God took a very
    special hidden path to die on the cross and
    save us.
    Our Critical View, as a calling in our ministry
    (our group reflection) – based on this presentation:
     Never think of ourselves as a great figure in carrying out
    the mission of salvation around the world. This is God's mission.
     Sometimes we think about who will be the next leader in our church
    organization. We ask: Is he great? Is he smart? What was his
    extraordinary experience that he could be chosen as a leader? We
    realized that this thingking is wrong. Remember! The church is a
    tool, leaders are tools, we are also tools. We are all God's missionary
    tools for His missionary work.
     We must not think that: ‘The Church organization or the Lord will
    lose me as a valuable asset if I am belittled or if I am not in this
    ministry’. This is very wrong thinking. Even in the Bible, God can use
    stones to speak on His behalf.
    S

    X
    Our Critical View, as a calling in our ministry
    (our group reflection)– based on this presentation:
     Never think of ourselves as a great figure in carrying out
    the mission of salvation around the world. This is God's mission.
     Sometimes we think about who will be the next leader in our church
    organization. We ask: Is he great? Is he smart? What was his
    extraordinary experience that he could be chosen as a leader? We
    realized that this thingking is wrong. Remember! The church is a
    tool, leaders are tools, we are also tools. We are all God's missionary
    tools for His missionary work.
     We must not think that: ‘The Church organization or the Lord will
    lose me as a valuable asset if I am belittled or if I am not in this
    ministry’. This is very wrong thinking. Even in the Bible, God can use
    stones to speak on His behalf.
     Sometimes we think that "mission" is about programs and church
    activities, but the essence of missio dei (God's mission) is “sending
    ourselves to serve others”.
    REFERENCES
    1. H. H. Rosin, Missio Dei – an Examination, Interuniversity Institute for
    Misiological and Ecumenical Research Dept. of Missiology, Leiden
    Nederland, 1972
    2. Jurgen Moltmann , Gereja dalam Kuasa Roh: Sebuah Kontribusi kepada
    Mesianik Ecclesiology , London: SCM Press, 1977, 64
    3. David J. Bosch, Transforming Mission, Maryknoll: Orbis Books, 1991, 389–
    390.
    4. Georg F. Vicedom's book "Missio Dei, Einfurung in eine Theologie der
    Mission I (Introduction to a Theology of Mission) 1958, which played the
    decisive part in the spreading of the term 'missio Dei', appeared in 1965 in
    the USA in an English translation entitled: The Mission of God! On the
    other hand the American reader finds for example in Planning for Mission
    (see note 1) a paper from the Western European Working Group,
    Driebergen, March, 1965 with a consistently followed 'missio Dei'-
    terminology ("Mission in God's Mission", op.cit., p. 48ff.; cf. German text
    in: H.J. Mar
    5. Wolfgang Günther, Von Edinburgh nach Mexico City, Die ekklesiologischen
    THANK YOU & GOD BLESS

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