Biblical Theology of Missions: Creation, Fall, and the Need for Mission, Volume-2
This book explores Genesis 1–11 as the theological foundation of God’s mission, tracing the biblical story from creation and the fall to the spread of nations and cultures. It shows how these early chapters reveal humanity’s identity, purpose, brokenness, and the emergence of global diversity within God’s redemptive plan. Written in a clear and accessible style, the book presents Genesis as a unified narrative that lays the groundwork for understanding the mission of God throughout the rest of Scripture. It is a valuable resource for students, pastors, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of biblical theology and mission.