What does it mean to be missional? What does a missional culture look like? Author and church planter, JR Woodward discusses what it takes to create a missional culture. View all of our resources on Mission.
In my youth group “club,” everyone was very familiar with everyone else, which felt great. We had certain things we talked about, and we were always on the same wavelength. But what about the people who were not a part of the club? They probably thought we were a little weird. Instead of being the grand poobah of a club, I encourage you to be a facilitator of the greatest movement the world has ever known.
What should evangelism look like in the 21st century vs. old paradigms? How might the Bible inform this understanding? Dr. Bob Stamps shares with us.
When asked about the church I belong to, I like to say that we are the theological heirs of a man named John Wesley. He experienced God as holy love that expelled sin, enabling him to be restored in the likeness of Jesus.
As a church-lover, researcher, and practitioner, I offer four church planting organizations and two church plants you simply need to know. These church planting organizations are getting it done with creative and consistent means. They each offer distinct contributions to the field of church planting.
The church is a community of prayer, of teaching, of training, of discipline, and it is the place where we dwell in the presence of God and commune with him at the Lord’s Supper or Eucharist. We are not merely saved as individuals but we are saved as a people.
Renown missiologist Andrew Walls sits down and talks about his life and mission with us. Andrew Walls is a British Christian theologian and missiologist, best known for his pioneering studies of the history of the African church. He is
Renown missiologist Andrew Walls sits down and talks about his life and mission with us. Andrew Walls is a British Christian theologian and missiologist, best known for his pioneering studies of the history of the African church. He is
Recently I came upon a book of advice for pastors. It’s interesting and enjoyable but I was troubled by the author’s attitude toward what he saw as the typical church. He had an adversarial attitude,
I live just north of Chicago where we experienced some of the worst flooding in the region’s history during April 2013. I was up in the middle of the night during a major thunderstorm to
The scriptures mark out a path that guides and leads us to God’s future. In our day, as we sense acutely the new challenges presented to the work of the gospel, followers of Jesus must hold to the practice of faithfulness to God’s word as a key habit to cultivate and embody that life. Such a way of life will serve as the fuel for revitalizing existing communities of faith and for the launching of new ones.
History is marked by much unwarranted polemicism in the church. In this article, Dr. Ken Werlein calls on the church to exercise theological humility and charity in working alongside one another for the gospel.
