Preaching of the Early Korean Church (1884 – 1945)

Preaching of the Early Korean Church (1884 – 1945)

Eun Charles Kim

Autore: Eun Charles Kim
Formato: Copertina flessibile
Pagine: 128
Data Pubblicazione: 2018-04-24
Edizione: 1
Lingua: English

Descrizione:
Preaching is healing and a versatile tool of hope for Church Reformation in every culture and generation, and empowered the young KoreanChurch while the country was still under Japanese invasion and was darkage of Korean identity. Like the early AfroAmerican preaching of hope, the early Korean preaching between 18841945, by the end of the World War II, revealed itself as an essential mark to introduce and educate people who were accustomed to Confucianism, Buddhism, and Shamanism. In the midst of the antiSacramental culture, the Korean preaching was emerged as the centrality of the Christian worship, and served not only to mold and solidify the faith of a people, but to serve as a beacon of hope in a period of political decay. Just as Calvin awakened the ignorance of the Church during the Reformation by his preaching and educated people preaching is a sacramental sign and the preacher, the celebrant of the Word, the early Korean preachers awakened people with the message of hope to turn away from their old pagan religions and to receive the new Christian God who will deliver miracle of liberation out of any desperate, helpless, and hopeless situations, like Exodus.