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BSB-Journal.De 2/2017 Theologische Zeitschrift Für Gemeinde Und Mission BSB-Journal.de 2/2017 Theologische Zeitschrift für Gemeinde und Mission Nr. 14 Dezember 2017 Bibelseminar Bonn e.V. Ehrental 2-4 53332 Bornheim Menschen mit dem Evangelium erreichen Inhalt R.E.A.C.H.-Konferenz 2017 . 4 Kopie von der TAN Webseite Die Weisen aus dem Morgenland ... 7 Dietmar Schulze Brücken bauen und Barrieren überwinden für das Evangelium . 13 Craig Ott Gemeinden russlanddeutschen Ursprungs . 22 Johannes Dyck Geistlicher Aufbruch in Borowsk nach den Erinnerungen von Elisabeth Schneider . 28 Stefan Fröhlich Irrwege evangelischer Landeskirchen . 38 Friedhelm Jung Seid klug wie die Schlangen und ohne Falsch wie die Tauben . 58 Gerhard Schmidt Musik in Mission . 61 Johannes Schröder English Anabaptists in the Sixteenth Century . 73 Heinrich Kehler Theological Affinity Between Augustine and Bucer on Justification . 91 Dongsun Cho Rezensionen . 126 © Bibelseminar Bonn e.V., Ehrental 2-4, 53332 Bornheim, Herausgeber: H. Derksen, F. Jung, G. Schmidt. Redaktion: D. Schulze, [email protected], Satz: J. Dyck 2 BSB-Journal.de 2-2017 ISSN: 2192-421X Vorwort Liebe Leser und Leserinnen, es ist mir eine besondere Freude, Ih- nen und Euch diese Ausgabe des BSB- Journals zu präsentieren. Es ist die bis- lang umfangreichste Ausgabe. Es gibt wie gewohnt deutsche und englische Texte. Ich würde mich freuen, wenn Sie den Link zum BSB-Journal teilen wür- den: www.bsb-journal.de. Viel Freude beim Lesen wünscht, Dietmar Schulze Preface Dear readers, It is a special joy for me to present to you this edition of the BSB-Journal. It is our most comprehensive edition. The texts are as usual in German and Eng- lish. I would be glad if you could forward the link to the BSB-Journal: www.bsb- journal.de. Much pleasure in reading wishes, Dietmar Schulze BSB-Journal.de 2-2017 3 R.E.A.C.H.-Konferenz 2017 er folgende Text stand von dieser mente und Apellen, die sie als kraftvoll DQuelle: empfinden, auch wenn sie diese ableh- http://to-all-nations.de/de/ nen.“ (Tim Keller) Auf Gemeindeebene aktuell/770-r-e-a-c-h-konferenz bedeutet dies Prozesse und Prinzipien für Gemeindewachstum anzuwenden: Wie erreichen wir heute Menschen Multiplikation auf allen Ebenen des in Deutschland mit dem Evangelium? Gemeindelebens. Jünger machen Jün- Mit dieser Frage befassten sich etwa ger, Leiter fördern neue Leiter, Klein- 140 Pastoren, Gemeindegründer, Evan- gruppen multiplizieren sich und draus gelisten und Theologie-Studenten in entstehen natürlich neue wachsen- der Evangelische Freikirche Siegburg de Gemeinden, die wieder in der Lage am 4. November. sind neue Gemeinden zu gründen. Der Hauptreferent Prof. Dr. Craig In verschiedenen Workshops konn- Ott berichtete von seiner Erfahrung ten die Teilnehmer Themen vertiefen: in 20 Jahren Gemeindegründung in Evangelisation als ganze Gemeinde, Deutschland und von den Ergebnis- persönlich oder für verschiedene Ziel- sen seiner langjährigen internationa- gruppen, wie Muslime oder Sportler. len Forschungs- und Lehrtätigkeit. Zu- Nur gemeinsam können wir die Men- erst müssen wir die Not verstehen: Das schen in Deutschland erreichen, wenn Land der Reformation ist wieder Mis- Evangelisation, Gemeindebau und Ge- sionsland geworden. Christen müssen meindegründung Hand in Hand gehen. lernen missionarisch zu denken und Denn „Evangelisation ohne Gemein- zu leben: „Glauben wir wirklich noch, debezug ist wie das Melken einer Kuh dass Jesus der Weg, die Wahrheit und ohne Eimer.“ das Leben ist?“ Dann gilt es, Brücken zu bauen und Barrieren zu überwin- Material von der Konferenz den für das Evangelium. Nicht immer seien die Brücken der Vergangenheit Craig Ott 1: Die Not verstehen heute noch hilfreich. Deshalb müssen Craig Ott 2: Brücken bauen, Barrieren wir die Menschen heute verstehen und überwinden für das Evangelium versuchen „den Menschen die Antwor- Craig Ott 3: Global denken, lokal han- ten der Bibel zu geben, in Formen, die deln für das Reich Gottes sie verstehen können, und durch Argu- Workshop: Persönliche Evangelisation 4 BSB-Journal.de 2-2017 R.E.A.C.H.-Konferenz 2017 Tonaufnahmen der Vorträge Mission im 10/40-Fenster. Dozenten: von Craig Ott Prof. Dr. Keith Eitel, Dean of the Roy Fish School of Evangelism and Missi- Craig Ott 1: Die Not verstehen ons, SWBTS, Texas. Dr. Mitch Hamilton, Craig Ott 2: Brücken bauen, Barrieren Migration Specialist. 30.4.-11.5.2018. überwinden für das Evangelium Craig Ott 3: Global denken, lokal han- Weitere Kurse: deln für das Reich Gottes Evangelisationsmodelle, Islam: Ge- schichte und Lehre, Einführung in die Angebote des Bibelseminars Bonn internationale Gemeindegründung, Globalisierung und Missionsstrategien. Schulungen, Seminare und Online- Abschluss: Master of Arts in Theology Kurse (USA) mit den Schwerpunkten Pasto- raltheologie und Missiologie. Online Kurse Infos unter: www.bsb-online.de | [email protected] Die Weitergabe des Evangeliums | Telefon +49 (0) 2222-701 200 Dieser online Kurs entspricht dem Kurs Evangelistik aus dem Grundstu- To All Nations dium am Bibelseminar Bonn. Der Kurs ist eine Einführung in die Grundlagen Beratung, Schulungen und Podcast un- und die Praxis der Evangelisation und ter www.neuegemeinden.de ihrer biblischen, theologischen und – Tagesworkshop: Entdecke deine praktischen Anwendungen im Rahmen Berufung – Bin ich für Gemeinde- der Ortsgemeinde. Dozent: Dr. Diet- gründung berufen? mar Schulze | Kosten: 24,90 EUR | Be- – Seminar: Grundlagen der Gemein- ginn: 15.11.2017 | Dauer: 15 Wochen degründung + Weihnachtsferien | Link zur Anmel- – Individuelle Beratung und Coa- dung: www.online-bibelschule.de ching für Gemeinden und Gemein- degründung Kurse im Collegeprogramm – Podcast: NeueGemeinden – www. Jahr 1: Evangelistik, Jüngerschaftskurs neuegemeinden.de. Interviews „Das Leben meistern.“ und Vorträge für christliche Lei- Jahr 2: Kultur und Evangelium, Sekten- ter, die inspirieren und motivieren kunde. neue Gemeinden zu gründen und Jahr 3: Gemeindegründung, Missiolo- Gemeinden neu zu bauen gie, Religionskunde. Kurse im Seminarprogramm Nächstes zweiwöchiges Blockseminar: BSB-Journal.de 2-2017 5 R.E.A.C.H.-Konferenz 2017 Buchempfehlungen – Orientierung M: Material und Hilfen für Evangelisation in Orien- Empfehlenswerte Literatur zum The- talischen Kulturen – www.orientie- ma Evangelisation und Gemeindegrün- rung-m.de dung haben wir hier für Sie zusammen- – Antiochia-Teams: Gemeindegrün- getragen. Link dung in Partnerschaft – www.an- tiochiateams.org Weitere Angebote und Partner – kibi-Ferientreff: Der Bibellese- bund am Strand für Kinder in den – VisioM: Medien und Hilfsmittel für Ferien – www.kibi-ferientreff.de Evangelisation in Deutschland – – My-life-Workshop: Ein evangelis- www.visiom.de tischer Lebenskurs für Menschen in der Postmoderne – www.mylife- workshop.org 6 BSB-Journal.de 2-2017 Die Weisen aus dem Morgenland ... Was hat ein hinduistischer König mit den Wei- sen aus dem Morgenland, den Freimaurern, dem Kölner Dom, dem Haus Wittgenstein und einem Flashmob zu tun? Dietmar Schulze ist auch das Formulieren von offenen Associate Professor of Missions Fragen, die in der Arbeit nicht beant- [email protected] wortet werden konnten. Die folgende Abhandlung ist als Veran- schaulichung des oben beschriebenen Prozesses in der Unterrichtsvorberei- tung für das Fach Religionskunde mit dem Thema Hinduismus entstanden. Sie gliedert sich in 5 Teile: 1. Thema entdecken 2. Zusammenhänge erahnen 3. Gezielt fragen, um Zusammenhän- ge besser zu verstehen 4. Bezug zur Gegenwart tudierende am Bibelseminar Bonn 5. Offene Fragen Smüssen im Laufe ihres Studiums mehrere wissenschaftliche Arbeiten 1. Thema entdecken verfassen. Diese Arbeiten sollen ihnen helfen, ein Thema zu entdecken und Im Hinduismus wie in allen anderen Zusammenhänge zu erahnen, um dann Religionen gibt es magische Praktiken gezielter zu fragen. Die Antworten auf unter den Anhängern. Diese Praktiken diese Fragen sollten zeigen, ob die ver- sollen helfen, die verehrte Gottheit zu muteten Zusammenhänge bestätigt beeinflussen. Unter Christen gibt es oder nicht bestätigt werden können. solche Praktiken als Aberglauben ge- Stets sollte eine Arbeit einen Bezug zur nannte heidnische Überreste oder als Gegenwart haben, um für den Leser ei- Ausdruck synkretistischer Glauben- nen Anknüpfungspunkt zu bieten. Teil spraktiken. Aus evangelischer Sicht dieses wissenschaftlichen Schreibens sind hier die Reliquienverehrung in BSB-Journal.de 2-2017 7 Dietmar Schulze der Röm. Katholischen Kirche zu nen- sen. Es gibt evangelikale Christen, die nen. Pietisten und evangelikale Chris- einerseits die katholische Reliquien- ten hatten in ihrer Geschichte immer verehrung als heidnisch abtun, aber ei- wieder die Annäherung zur Theoso- nen blinden Fleck im Blick auf die eige- phie gesucht, aus der sich der moderne nen magischen Praktiken haben. Wie Okkultismus entwickelt hat.1 Bis heute kommt das? ist es für manche evangelikale Christen in den USA kein Widerspruch, neben 2. Zusammenhänge der Gemeinde auch die Freimaurerlo- erahnen ge aufzusuchen. Bekannte Baptisten im 19. und 20. Jahrhundert waren Frei- Das Wort Magie lässt sich auf das maurer.2 Die weltweite Evangelische altgriechische Wort magoi (μάγοι) zu- Allianz wurde 1846 in der Londoner rückführen. „Da Jesus geboren war zu Freemason Hall gegründet.3 Bethlehem in Judäa zur Zeit des Kö- Die Southern Baptist Convention nigs Herodes, siehe, da kamen Weise hatte sich in den 1990er Jahren klar (μάγοι) aus dem Morgenland nach Je- und offiziell vom Freimaurertum abge- rusalem und sprachen.“ Matthäus 2,1. grenzt.4 Die Weisheit dieser Männer war eine Vermutlich hat die Offenheit
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