How does our cultural background shape the way we understand God? 'Indigenous Theology and the Western Worldview' by Randy S. Woodley offers a compelling and necessary examination of how Western theological frameworks often overlook Indigenous insights. This scholarly yet accessible work challenges you to move past inherited assumptions and engage with a more holistic view of the Creator and creation. By contrasting Western individualism with the communal and interconnected values found in Indigenous traditions, Woodley invites you to reconsider what it means to live as a follower of Jesus in a global context. This book is an essential resource for pastors, students, and any reader seeking to decolonise their faith and learn from the wisdom of others. You will come away with a deepened sense of belonging and a broader understanding of how God reveals Himself through diverse human experiences. Whether you are involved in cross-cultural ministry or simply interested in theological growth, this book will broaden your perspective and invite you into a more inclusive vision of the kingdom of God.