Believing in the future Missiology’s future prospects

This research attends to David Bosch’s (1995) last publication, Believing in the future: Towards a missiology of Western culture, and uses work as guide formulate prospects for theological discipline. Following Bosch, it an exploration current events heuristic semiotic discern future church develop missiology. The ‘post-world’ we currently find ourselves is described following terms: Post-COVID but pre-disaster; Volatile, Unstable, Complex, Ambiguous (VUCA) — Post-stable world; Post-industrial revolutions Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR); climate. followed by construction missiology’s prospects, “new normal”, suggesting several contours that may constitute These include mission theology expansion missio Dei ; ecclesiological contour; ecological 4IR new founding narrative; Public faithful presence worthy walk missional community; Anticipatory leadership; Missional spirituality; rediscovery joy.