Kingdom Come

Title Page\nCopyright Page\nDedication\nContents\nAcknowledgements\nChapter 1: Towards a Third Article Ecclesiology\n	1.1 Third Article Theology\n	1.2 Third Article Ecclesiology\n		1.2.1 A Christological Third Article Ecclesiology\n		1.2.2 A Trinitarian Third Article Ecclesiology\n	1.3 The grammar of eschatology\n	1.4 Constructing an eschatological Third Article Ecclesiology\nChapter 2: Two contrasting eschatological ecclesiologies\n	2.1 Eschatological and teleological tensions\n	2.2 Barth and the eschatological tension\n	2.3 Hütter and the teleological tension\nChapter 3: The church’s journey through time\n	3.1 Constructing a Spirit eschatology\n	3.2 The pneumatological journey of the church through time\n	3.3 Conclusion\nChapter 4: An eschatological munus triplex\n	4.1 A timebound view of the munus triplex\n	4.2 An eschatological view of the munus triplex\n	4.3 Christ and the church’s prophetic eschatological office\n	4.4 Christ and the church’s priestly eschatological office\n	4.5 Christ and the church’s kingly eschatological office\n	4.6 Conclusion\nChapter 5: Eucharistic transformation\n	5.1 The church as the proleptic anticipation of the kingdom\n	5.2 The eucharist in ecclesial transformation\n		5.2.1 Imagination\n		5.2.2 Presence\n		5.2.3 Practice\n	5.3 A concrete account of eucharistic transformation\n		5.3.1 Love and unity\n		5.3.2 Abundant life and joy\n		5.3.3 Truth and holiness\n		5.3.4 Justice and equality\n	5.4 Hütter and Barth on the eucharist\nChapter 6: An eschatological Third Article Ecclesiology\n	6.1 Ecclesial transformation through prayer and praise\n	6.2 Ecclesial transformation through gospel proclamation\n	6.3 Constituent features of an eschatological Third Article Ecclesiology\nChapter 7: Reading 1 Corinthians as an eschatological Third Article Ecclesiology\n	7.1 1 Corinthians 15: Pneumatologically enabled transformation\n	7.2 1 Corinthians 1–2: Pneumatologically enabled imagination\n	7.3 1 Corinthians 3–4: Pneumatologically enabled unity\n	7.4 1 Corinthians 5–10: Pneumatologically enabled community\n	7.5 1 Corinthians 11–14: Pneumatologically enabled worship\n	7.6 Conclusion\nChapter 8: Towards a Third Article Theology of ecclesial mission\n	8.1 The relationship between ecclesiology and missiology\n	8.2 A pneumatological and dialogical relationship\n	8.3 Towards an ecclesiologically informed missiology\n		8.3.1 The Christological connection\n		8.3.2 The Trinitarian connection\n		8.3.3 The eschatological connection\n	8.4 Conclusion\nChapter 9: Conclusion\n	9.1 A coherent Third Article Ecclesiology\n	9.2 Applying an eschatological Third Article Ecclesiology\n	9.3 Future research directions\nReferences\nAuthor Index\nSubject Index