Missional Musings on the Weekend
- Missional leaders lead God’s people on the mission of God, to the world of God, for the glory of God.
- Missional leaders model being on mission for those they are leading in the mission.
- Missional leaders live incarnationally among those they lead so those they lead can lead others to live incarnationally among those they hope to reach.
- Missional leaders practice “INTENTIONAL WITHNESS” in their discipleship process.
- Missional leaders delight in mobilizing leaders to the mission of God.
- Missional leaders delight in hearing others tell their stories about being on mission.
- Missional leaders engage with neighbors they have no connection with so that real connection to Christ is possible.
- Missional leaders break cultural stereotypes by being like Jesus rather than being like Christians.
- Missional leaders tend to upset many Christians with the messes they create.
- Missional leaders use the things they have at hand, in the moment, to bridge into relationship.
- Missional leaders are humbled and challenged by their own faithlessness, rather than the faithlessness of others.
- Missional leaders should never mistake criticism of the church as improvement of the church.
- Missional leaders are always fighting the tendency to slip into organizational and away from missional patterns.
In the next few days I will add links in each of these to previous posts that address these issues. In a few cases I will be writing new material over the next few weeks and then adding the links.
We have been charged ON purpose for a PURPOSE. The “world” is our Mission Field…
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