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Honor

In This Episode, We Talk About: Honor-shame values during the time of Christ. The meaning of relativization, and the positive impact of Jesus relativizing the family. The significance behind transforming our values. How Mark reverses honor and shame during the climax of Jesus’s death. Identifying honor-shame reversal and its patterns in the gospel and other texts.   Resources &amp; Links: Family Relations in the Gospel of Mark by Narry F. Santos   Reading Romans with Eastern Eyes by Jackson Wu   Honor, Shame, and the Gospel by Christopher Flanders   Misreading Scripture with Individualist Eyes by E. Randolph Richards   Follow Mission ONE on Instagram | @partnerwithmissionone   Learn more on mission1.org     Meet Narry: Narry F. Santos is Assistant Professor of Practical Ministry and Intercultural Leadership at the seminary of Tyndale University in Toronto, Canada and Vice President of the Evangelical Missiological Society Canada. He completed a PhD in New Testament from Dallas Theological Seminary (1994) and another PhD in Philippine Studies (including anthropology and psychology) from the University of the Philippines (2006). He wrote several books, including Family Relations in the Gospel of Mark (Peter Lang) and Slave of All: The Paradox of Authority and Servanthood in the Gospel of Mark (Sheffield Academic Press), edited books like Mission and Evangelism in a Secularizing World: Academy, Agency, and Assembly Perspectives from Canada (Pickwick Publications), and contributed chapters in edited books and academic journals. He currently serves as part-time Senior Pastor of Greenhills Christian Fellowship (GCF) Peel and GCF York. He recently planted Saddleback South Manila and was its pastor for three years. Before Saddleback Church, he ministered at GCF in different pastoral responsibilities for 20 years, including helping plant six churches in Canada and four in the Philippines   Show Notes: How did Mark reverse honor and shame during the death of Jesus? To answer this question, Dr. Narry Santos will be joining us today to help us better understand honor and shame during the time of Christ. Dr. Santos has two PhDs, one in the New Testament and another in Philippine Studies, and currently works as the Assistant Professor of Practical Ministry and Intercultural Leadership at Tyndale University. He will utilize his knowledge to break down and examine the dynamic of honor-shame as presented in the gospel, and how Mark reverses honor and shame during the climax of his chapters. We will also speak on relativization versus the natural family, the transformation of values, and how to identify honor-shame reversal and its patterns. Join us as we take a look at how the New Testament reverses shame to bring honor to God!    0:00:00 Meet Dr. Narry Santos, Assistant Professor of Practical Ministry and Intercultural Leadership at Tyndale University and Vice President of the Evangelical Missiological Society! 0:02:20 Who is your family? 0:04:40 How do your two PhDs influence your work? 0:07:25 What are some key points in your journey of learning about honor and shame? 0:09:20 What were your motivations for writing your second book? 0:10:30 How does your methodology differ from other works on honor-shame? 0:13:00 What is the thesis of your book? How can it be misinterpreted? 0:15:25 Explaining the ethical side of honor. 0:17:15 What were the honor-shame values during the time of Christ? 0:19:10 Understanding the phrase “blood is thicker than water” from an honor-shame perspective. 0:20:30 What does “relativizing” mean? How does it relate to Chapter 3 of Mark? 0:24:30 How does the ingroup language mark relations? 01:25:40 Is Jesus advocating we throw away our natural family? 0:28:30 Why is Jesus relativizing the family actually good for the family? 0:30:10 How did Jesus relativize family honor in Chapter 1 of Mark? 0:32:45 The practical effects of relativization. 0:35:45 What is the significance of the transformation of our values? 0:36:10 What are the challenges Jesus gives the disciplines to transform? 0:42:05 How do you see honor-shame reversal in the climax of Mark? 0:47:20 Is this honor-shame reversal unique to Mark? 0:49:40 How can people identify honor-shame reversal more easily? 0:54:25 How can these ideas help make the gospel relevant? 1:00:20 What do you wish theology would learn from missions and what do you wish missions would learn from theology? 1:03:00 What is your wish for missiology? 1:03:50 What resources do you recommend for people to learn more? 1:06:00 Do you have anything coming up? 1:07:05 What final words do you have for the audience?

In This Episode, We Talk About: <ul><li>Honor-shame values during the time of Christ.</li> <li>The meaning of relativization, and the positive impact of Jesus relativizing the family.</li> <li>The significance behind transforming our values.</li> <li>How Mark reverses honor and shame during the climax of Jesus’s death.</li> <li>Identifying honor-shame reversal and its patterns in the gospel and other texts.</li> </ul> Resources &amp; Links: <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Family-Relations-Gospel-Narry-Santos/dp/1433179350" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Family Relations in the Gospel of Mark</a> by Narry F. Santos <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Reading-Romans-Eastern-Eyes-Message/dp/0830852239" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Reading Romans with Eastern Eyes</a> by Jackson Wu <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Honor-Shame-Gospel-Reframing-Ministry/dp/1645082806" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Honor, Shame, and the Gospel</a> by Christopher Flanders <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Misreading-Scripture-Individualist-Eyes-Patronage/dp/B08KHTJ15Q" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Misreading Scripture with Individualist Eyes</a> by E. Randolph Richards Follow Mission ONE on Instagram | <a href="https://www.instagram.com/partnerwithmissionone/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@partnerwithmissionone</a> Learn more on <a href="https://mission1.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">mission1.org</a> Meet Narry: Narry F. Santos is Assistant Professor of Practical Ministry and Intercultural Leadership at the seminary of Tyndale University in Toronto, Canada and Vice President of the Evangelical Missiological Society Canada. He completed a PhD in New Testament from Dallas Theological Seminary (1994) and another PhD in Philippine Studies (including anthropology and psychology) from the University of the Philippines (2006). He wrote several books, including Family Relations in the Gospel of Mark (Peter Lang) and Slave of All: The Paradox of Authority and Servanthood in the Gospel of Mark (Sheffield Academic Press), edited books like Mission and Evangelism in a Secularizing World: Academy, Agency, and Assembly Perspectives from Canada (Pickwick Publications), and contributed chapters in edited books and academic journals. He currently serves as part-time Senior Pastor of Greenhills Christian Fellowship (GCF) Peel and GCF York. He recently planted Saddleback South Manila and was its pastor for three years. Before Saddleback Church, he ministered at GCF in different pastoral responsibilities for 20 years, including helping plant six churches in Canada and four in the Philippines Show Notes: How did Mark reverse honor and shame during the death of Jesus? To answer this question, Dr. Narry Santos will be joining us today to help us better understand honor and shame during the time of Christ. Dr. Santos has two PhDs, one in the New Testament and another in Philippine Studies, and currently works as the Assistant Professor of Practical Ministry and Intercultural Leadership at Tyndale University. He will utilize his knowledge to break down and examine the dynamic of honor-shame as presented in the gospel, and how Mark reverses honor and shame during the climax of his chapters. We will also speak on relativization versus the natural family, the transformation of values, and how to identify honor-shame reversal and its patterns. Join us as we take a look at how the New Testament reverses shame to bring honor to God! 0:00:00 Meet Dr. Narry Santos, Assistant Professor of Practical Ministry and Intercultural Leadership at Tyndale University and Vice President of the Evangelical Missiological Society! 0:02:20 Who is your family? 0:04:40 How do your two PhDs influence your work? 0:07:25 What are some key points in your journey of learning about honor and shame? 0:09:20 What were your motivations for writing your second book? 0:10:30 How does your methodology differ from other works on honor-shame? 0:13:00 What is the thesis of your book? How can it be misinterpreted? 0:15:25 Explaining the ethical side of honor. 0:17:15 What were the honor-shame values during the time of Christ? 0:19:10 Understanding the phrase “blood is thicker than water” from an honor-shame perspective. 0:20:30 What does “relativizing” mean? How does it relate to Chapter 3 of Mark? 0:24:30 How does the ingroup language mark relations? 01:25:40 Is Jesus advocating we throw away our natural family? 0:28:30 Why is Jesus relativizing the family actually good for the family? 0:30:10 How did Jesus relativize family honor in Chapter 1 of Mark? 0:32:45 The practical effects of relativization. 0:35:45 What is the significance of the transformation of our values? 0:36:10 What are the challenges Jesus gives the disciplines to transform? 0:42:05 How do you see honor-shame reversal in the climax of Mark? 0:47:20 Is this honor-shame reversal unique to Mark? 0:49:40 How can people identify honor-shame reversal more easily? 0:54:25 How can these ideas help make the gospel relevant? 1:00:20 What do you wish theology would learn from missions and what do you wish missions would learn from theology? 1:03:00 What is your wish for missiology? 1:03:50 What resources do you recommend for people to learn more? 1:06:00 Do you have anything coming up? 1:07:05 What final words do you have for the audience?

Ep 25: Honor and Shame Reversal in Mark’s Gospel with Narry Santos

BONUS: Spotlight on Filipino Canadian Churches, Part 1 (feat. Narry Santos) As one of the youngest Asian people groups, Filipinos have quickly integrated and adapted to all aspects of Canadian life, while maintaining their values and history from their country of origin. Whether it be a history with the Catholic church, the strong bond of the family, the diaspora around the world, or the nobility of sacrificially working abroad, Filipinos have been shaped by so many factors in the way they understand themselves as a people and in their relationship with God and the church.  Join us as we dive into this specific cultural context with special guest Dr. Narry Santos as we explore Filipino heritage and Christianity and examine what we can learn from this unique church culture and our understanding of Canadian Asian ministries. Dr. Narry Santos at Tyndale ____________________________ Also, check out our partners, New Leaf Network, to see and hear how this amazing organization is engaging in the work to build up churches. Please remember to subscribe to our podcast to join the conversation as we regularly discuss all things related to being Canadian, Asian, and missional. Leave us your comments and feedback and let's do this together! Music Credits: aKu – The Final Blow © 2018 aKu All Rights Reserved, Used With Permission

BONUS: Spotlight on Filipino Canadian Churches, Part 1 (feat. Narry Santos) As one of the youngest Asian people groups, Filipinos have quickly integrated and adapted to all aspects of Canadian life, while maintaining their values and history from their country of origin. Whether it be a history with the Catholic church, the strong bond of the family, the diaspora around the world, or the nobility of sacrificially working abroad, Filipinos have been shaped by so many factors in the way they understand themselves as a people and in their relationship with God and the church. Join us as we dive into this specific cultural context with special guest Dr. Narry Santos as we explore Filipino heritage and Christianity and examine what we can learn from this unique church culture and our understanding of Canadian Asian ministries. Dr. Narry Santos at <a href="https://www.tyndale.ca/seminary/faculty/narry-santos" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tyndale</a> ____________________________ Also, check out our partners, <a href="https://www.newleafnetwork.ca/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">New Leaf Network</a>, to see and hear how this amazing organization is engaging in the work to build up churches. Please remember to subscribe to our podcast to join the conversation as we regularly discuss all things related to being Canadian, Asian, and missional. Leave us your comments and feedback and let's do this together! Music Credits: aKu – The Final Blow © 2018 aKu All Rights Reserved, Used With Permission

BONUS: Spotlight on Filipino Canadian Churches, Part 1 (feat. Narry Santos)