The Lord is Good (Review)
Christopher Holmes’ book, The Lord is Good: Seeking the God of the Psalter, is a unique book in that Holmes … Continue reading The Lord is Good (Review)
Tag: missional
Preach the gospel at all times; when necessary use words.
Supposedly Francis of Assisi said those famous words. Likely he didn’t, regardless, those word’s don’t mesh with Scripture’s understanding of … Continue reading Preach the gospel at all times; when necessary use words.
The Story That Chooses Us (Themelios)
The new issue of Themelios is now out – you can download it for free as a pdf or (for … Continue reading The Story That Chooses Us (Themelios)
Structured for Mission
The technological revolution, transformed economies, capitalism, globalization, decentralization, individualism, commodification, fragmented communities, fragmented identities, alienation…. At the end of the … Continue reading Structured for Mission
Missional Preaching in a Post-Christendom World
How can preaching inspire and shape a church to share the goodness of God in Jesus Christ with neighbors near … Continue reading Missional Preaching in a Post-Christendom World
Should I focus on Discipleship or Evangelism?
This seems to be the perennial question for most leaders, especially those who are trying to be missional – where … Continue reading Should I focus on Discipleship or Evangelism?
Unfaithful
It is widely recognized that we Christians in the US (at least in the coastal regions & big cities) live … Continue reading Unfaithful
N.T. Wright on the Church Shaped by Mission
Our mission has to be shaped by our ultimate vision of God’s future… that in turn should reshape how we … Continue reading N.T. Wright on the Church Shaped by Mission
The Church and Its Missionary Calling
What is the purpose of the church? What is its calling? Why does it exist? These are all questions that … Continue reading The Church and Its Missionary Calling
What Will You Say?
Some spoken word from Clayton Jennings (via Thabiti Anyabwile) I’d rather be a poor man stuck in poverty than to … Continue reading What Will You Say?
