Eat What Is Set Before You: A Missiology of the Congregation in Context
by Scott Hagley
In Eat What Is Set Before You, Scott Hagley develops a missiology that places the congregation at the heart of contextual mission. Drawing on themes of hospitality and discernment, the book guides church communities in engaging their local environments as active participants in God's work. It offers a theological foundation for viewing everyday congregational life as profoundly missional.
About This Book
Eat What Is Set Before You presents a missiology centered on the congregation within its specific context. Authored by Scott Hagley, the book examines how church communities participate in God's mission right where they are.
The title draws from biblical hospitality, suggesting an approach to mission that embraces the given environment. It encourages congregations to discern and respond to their unique settings with faithfulness.
Hagley's perspective integrates theology and practical ecclesiology, highlighting the congregation's role in broader missional efforts. This work provides a framework for understanding local church life as inherently missional.
Through this lens, readers gain tools to reflect on their own communal contexts and contributions to the church's worldwide mission.
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