The pioneer of contextual theology concludes his trilogy on the person and message of Jesus with a profound meditation on the significance of Jesus for a post-Christian world. Probing and exploding the distortions of a religion too-long married to Western culture, Song finds Christians in the Third World who are discovering that Jesus full of grace is greater than the apostles and larger than Christianity. In their stories and insights Song detecs the Spirit of truth alive and well although resisting domestication within the narrow confines of theologies that curtail the magnitude of God's salvation to suit their own preferences.