What dynamics lead to rapid, indigenous multiplication of the Gospel? In this seven-part video series, Alan Hirsch introduces the DNA of Gospel Movements. This Missional DNA, or mDNA, is made up of six elements, each working together to bring about…Read More→
What dynamics lead to rapid, indigenous multiplication of the Gospel? In this seven-part video series, Alan Hirsch introduces the DNA of Gospel Movements. This Missional DNA, or mDNA, is made up of six elements, each working together to bring about…Read More→
What dynamics lead to rapid, indigenous multiplication of the Gospel? In this seven-part video series, Alan Hirsch introduces the DNA of Gospel Movements. This Missional DNA, or mDNA, is made up of six elements, each working together to bring about…Read More→
What dynamics lead to rapid, indigenous multiplication of the Gospel? In this seven-part video series, Alan Hirsch introduces the DNA of Gospel Movements. This Missional DNA, or mDNA, is made up of six elements, each working together to bring about the…Read More→
“Never let the design compete with the message for attention. It should rather facilitate it.” (Michael Hyatt) If the medium is the message, what message are we communicating when the emphasis on interior design evident in many contemporary churches (the…Read More→
Columns // Jesus (Re)Centered1
When we understand that the Jesus-story is the long-awaited fulfillment of Israel’s story, our faith immediately takes on an ancient, prophetic, and shared dimension. We need to quickly realize that faith didn’t begin with us. This is the faith that…Read More→
Jon and Adie Leedahl’s journey to the mission field included many miracles, but a life-altering accident only seven months into their time in Papua New Guinea left them asking…”Why, God?” This is their journey.
Columns // Jesus (Re)Centered2
If I claim to be something or someone, does that mean I am in fact the thing or person I claim to be? If so, if I claim to be Superman, am I actually Superman because I simply claimed to…Read More→
Columns // Jesus (Re)Centered1
“We expect to lose Jesus in culture; we shouldn’t expect to lose Him in the church.”
Columns // Jesus (Re)Centered1
I read this question in my Twitter feed sometime ago and knew the person was on to something. “Churches are replacing presence with atmosphere. True? I think so.” Have contemporary church gatherings become very good at creating atmosphere and packaging…Read More→