Michael Goheen is director of Theological Education and professor of missional theology at Missional Training Center (Phoenix), and professor of missional theology at Calvin Theological Seminary (Grand Rapids).

It is a delight for STR to interview Dr. Michael W. Goheen on the publication of his recent monograph Introducing Christian Mission Today: Scripture, History and Issues (IVP Academic, 2014).

In Becoming a Missionary Church, Michael Goheen and Timothy Sheridan explore the depth and breadth of Newbigin’s thought, offering an analysis of three popular contemporary church movements: missional, emergent, and center church.

Michael Goheen provides the reader with an authoritative and balanced account of the salient developments–starting with a robust biblical theology that puts the mission of God at the dynamic center–that have transformed our understanding over the past century.

In A Light to the Nations, Michael Goheen unpacks the missional identity of the church by tracing the role God’s people are called to play in the biblical story.

A Light to the Nations provides just such an exposition of the church’s identity, arguing that the church is missional to its very core. The author, Michael W. Goheen, writes primarily for theological students and pastors, but succeeds in producing …

READING THE BIBLE AS ONE STORY1 Michael W. Goheen Trinity Western University, Langley, B.C., Canada Starting with the Gospel In this paper I would like to address the issue of reading the Bible as one story. It would be tempting to begin with the idea of story and then argue that the Bible conforms to this idea.

ORLDVIEW: A SHORT ANNOTATE Dr. Michael Goheen, Trinity Western University Bartholomew, Craig and Michael Goheen, 2004. The Drama of Scripture: Finding Our Place in …

470 Michael W. Goheen jgjjjl^^^^bday^ Primacy of Biblical Narrative." Getting this straight, they believe is the first order of business. I agree, and in this article I want to address the urgency of read ng the Bible as one story today. I will briefly unfold the confession that the Bible t

Bartholomew and Goheen work their way through the Bible as a drama with six acts – creation, sin, Israel, Jesus, mission of the church, and new creation. Their study provides an introduction to the Bible, a commentary on important passages, and theological reflection on the ongoing story, but it is more than that.