The disciples' Jesus : christology as reconciling practice / Terrence W. Tilley.

Approach
Why another christology?
Constructing christology
The focus
The christological question
The vision
The place of christology
Orientation
Jesus as first among equals
Remembering the historic Jesus
God's saving agent
Recognitions and interrogations
Beginning christology at the right place
Confessing Jesus as Ho Christos : Peter at Caesarea Philippi
The origin of the story
Portraying confusion
Performing the Caesarea Philippi story
The story of Christ and his disciples
Confessing Jesus as Ho Christos : Martha and Mary at Bethany
The encounter at Bethany
The Supper at Bethany
John and the Synoptics
The wisdom of Christian practices at Philippi
Hymns to Jesus
Paul's use of the hymn
Discipleship and christology
The interrogation by the disciples of John the Baptist at Naim
God's reign in practice
Remembering the politics of the Jesus-Movement
Polity and practice
Jesus' mission and the disciples' missions
Exorcising and healing
Remembering Jesus' healing as reconciling
The Jesus-movement as healing and reconciling
Healing today?
Teaching
The parable of the traveler in the ditch
The aphorisms
Forgiving as a reconciling practice
Practicing forgiveness
Forgiveness and the reconciled life
Keeping and rejoicing in table fellowship
The controversial practice of inclusive table fellowship
Parables about banqueting
The Last Supper
Hospitality as a reconciling practice
The form and function of doctrine
The CDF and Sobrino
Doctrine as rules
The heart of christological doctrine : truly human, truly divine
Beginning with Chalcedon
Divine nature, human nature : the problem
Divine nature, human nature : toward a solution of the problem
Discerning God's will
The heart of discipleship : a christology of reconciling practice
Reconciling practice
Incarnating atonement
Resurrection, reconciliation, and mission.