Re-engaging the Neighborhood for Your Neighbor’s Joy and God’s Glory

Sunday Musings Gathered some of the tweets from last week. Here are some random thoughts on INTENSELY LOCAL ministry (see here also or just search the phrase). This is a growing theme on the BLOG. I’m convinced that churches need to relearn how to re-engage with their neighbors and take the gospel to the streets. Perhaps … More Re-engaging the Neighborhood for Your Neighbor’s Joy and God’s Glory

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Nurturing Your Leaders; Helping Leaders Lead; Getting More Done; What the Gospel is and isn’t; Intelligent Design

Weekend Links Some of the more interesting and helping things I read this week: (The presence of a link here is not an endorsement of all the ideas contained in a post.) Nurturing Your Leadership Skills You get more done when you do less (Leadership Freak) Leading Next-gen Leaders (Brian Dodd) Helping Those You Lead … More Nurturing Your Leaders; Helping Leaders Lead; Getting More Done; What the Gospel is and isn’t; Intelligent Design

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Dynamic Church Planting Training Opportunities

About 2-3 times a year, I am part of a team of men training church planters around the world with Dynamic Church Planting International. It is an honor and a privilege because, In my opinion, DCPI is the most effective church planting organization in existence. No organization trains more church planters, more effectively, in more … More Dynamic Church Planting Training Opportunities

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An Open Letter to My Cranky Ana-Baptist and Reformed Young Friends

It’s Empty Headed to Think that Criticism Rather Living Like Jesus is Going to Change the World There is a vicious new sport in our culture that is destroying spiritual passion among many of God’s people across denominational lines. It is currently running rampant in the Evangelical tribe of the church but seems to be … More An Open Letter to My Cranky Ana-Baptist and Reformed Young Friends

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Movements that Change the World: Five Traits They Share

Five Traits of Movements that Change the World Church planting is not about more people in seats but changing the world for Jesus, reshaping the world for the glory of Christ. That’s why Steve Addison’s new book, Movements that Change the World, is worth your time. Besides endorsements by the church planting illuminati (Stetzer, Roberts, Garrison, Logan, … More Movements that Change the World: Five Traits They Share

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“I Can’t Change the World, I’m Amusing Myself to Death”

Monday Discussion And he went up on the mountain and called to him those whom he desired, and they came to him. And he appointed twelve (whom he also named apostles) so that they might be with him and he might send them out to preach. Mark 3:13-14 (ESV) Jesus walked physically and spiritually with … More “I Can’t Change the World, I’m Amusing Myself to Death”

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“It is Hard to Go to Heaven in America”

Weekend Musings “It’s Hard to Go to Heaven in America” Many will say that the needs are greater around the world, that the 10-40 window is a higher priority, that we have too many Christian workers and too much resource focused on reaching people in the Western-industrialized nations. I will not dispute any of that. … More “It is Hard to Go to Heaven in America”

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