March 24, 2011 | Leave a comment
As a person who loves to work alongside church planters, I have a couple of upcoming events that I wanted to let you know about. I have a few sessions that I will be speaking at each of these events. … Continue reading →
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Tagged Aggelos, Church Planters Training, Ecclesia Network, Embracing a Dangerous Mission, Exponential, Missional Church Primer, Missional Leadership, Verge Network
March 15, 2011 | 1 Comment
Developing and training leaders for missional communities begins with cultivating a discipleship ethos. We need to look at discipleship holistically, beginning with those who have yet to self-identify as Christians, and then all the way across the continuum to those … Continue reading →
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Tagged Discipleship, Discipleship Ethos, Leadership, Missional Communities, Missional Leadership, Verge Network
February 14, 2011 | Leave a comment
I’m looking forward to being at Exponential 2011 this year. This year the question being answered is: “What does it take to see apostolic movement through my church?” After you register for the conference (by the way, this is the … Continue reading →
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Tagged A Primer on the Missional Church, Church Planters Conference, Embracing a Dangerous Mission, Exponential, Missional Leadership, On the Verge, Verge
February 20, 2009 | 4 Comments
imagination Originally uploaded by tervaja Here is the complete series of posts on the topic: Equippers as Environmentalists: Re-imagining Leadership in Today’s Western Church I have put it in outline form. You can basically click on any section that interests … Continue reading →
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January 29, 2009 | Leave a comment
Vicealcalde Simon Milton se reunió con latinos Originally uploaded by jungledrumsonline After an introduction – Part I, Part II, Part III, and looking at the five mega shifts happening in our Western Culture – Part IV ,Part V, Part VI … Continue reading →
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Tagged environmentalists, Intuitive Leadership, Leadership, Missional Leadership, Posture, Tim Keel
November 5, 2008 | 123 Comments
With the buzz about the missional church, and a the desire to acquaint people in the congregations I serve on the topic, I decided to write a primer on today’s missional church. A primer is designed to introduce someone to … Continue reading →
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