New wine tastings
Subtitle: theological essays of cultural engagement
By: Paul Louis Metzger ; with editorial assistance from William K. Thompson
Contributors: Thompson, William K.; Institute for the Theology of Culture : New Wine, New Wineskins
Publisher: Cascade Books
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Eugene, Or
Language: eng
Number of pages: 141
ISBN-13: 9781606085387
Subjects: Christianity and culture; Doctrinal Theology; Evangelicalism
Description: Metzger espouses an incarnational over against a predominantly worldview-oriented or market-driven theological approach to engaging culture, and situates his work in Trinitarian communal and co-missional thought forms. This volume of biblically and theologically-framed and compassion-driven essays will be welcomed by those analyzing and developing theological-cultural paradigms and engaging key issues in the contemporary setting.
Notes: Essays primarily delivered at conferences hosted by The Institute for the Theology of Culture: New Wine, New Wineskins, an institute directed by the author at Multnomah Biblical Seminary of Multnomah University in Portland, Oregon.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 135-140) and filmography and discography (p. 141).
Table of contents: title: The incarnate Christ's church in a camcorder culture; title: Free at last!; title: The sorcerer's apprentice and the Savior of the world: space, time and structural evil; title: The gospel of genocide and the good news of Jesus Christ: from victim to victor in First Nations ministry; title: Fire; title: Beyond the culture wars: toward a Trinitarian model of authentic dialogue; title: Seeing  the face of Christ in the homeless; title: Toward a theologically conservative, compassionately liberal faith; title: "Folsom Prison blues" revisited; title: Rising temperatures and turning tides: global climate change and the evangelical movement; title: "Money for nothing and your chicks for free"; title: but at what cost?; title: Getting past the ghettoizing of the gospel in today's culture; title: Postscript: Fleshing out and selling crazy.