This course provides a deep exploration of postmodern thought and its influence on contemporary culture, ethics, identity, and spirituality. Students will examine philosophical roots, sociocultural shifts, and the fragmentation of truth that characterize postmodern contexts. Through theological analysis and cultural exegesis, learners will evaluate the opportunities and challenges posed to preaching, discipleship, evangelism, and church leadership. Emphasis is placed on developing ministry strategies that communicate biblical truth with clarity and cultural intelligence.
This course provides a deep exploration of postmodern thought and its influence on contemporary culture, ethics, identity, and spirituality. Students will examine philosophical roots, sociocultural shifts, and the fragmentation of truth that characterize postmodern contexts. Through theological analysis and cultural exegesis, learners will evaluate the opportunities and challenges posed to preaching, discipleship, evangelism, and church leadership. Emphasis is placed on developing ministry strategies that communicate biblical truth with clarity and cultural intelligence.
