The Next Old, New Church Movement
For nearly two millennia, Christianity has followed a congregational model of church growth, sparked in large part by Emperor Constantine, who in 313 AD,...
Category: Evangelism
Does your ministry suffer from bottle-vision?
It’s easy to set off on a vision to build great bicycles only to end up manufacturing water bottles. To clarify this seemingly...
The Evangelism Cure
I don’t like the word evangelism because of what it represents to my non-Christian friends. To them, evangelism has the connotation of having a...
Small Group Lifestyle Evangelism
On Sunday, a few friends and I went for a very late dinner to a restaurant that was empty aside from staff that were...
Koosha
I had a chance to go watch an NBA game in Las Vegas with a friend last year. On the night of the game...
The Word Made Flesh to Print?
If the Bible is the Word of God and Jesus is the Word made flesh, then essentially, the scriptures are Jesus put on paper. ...
Our Muslim Friends
This past week, I heard a preacher anecdotally say that about half of all non-radicalized Muslims under thirty in Iran have turned to Christ....
Rethinking What your Group is.
In chapter 28 of Matthew, Christ leaves and there’s this last directive we are given until His return—to make disciples. I think those early...
The Importance of Like-Minded Encouragement
God wants to use you right where you are, even if where you are seems to be devoid of God. My friend JP Murillo,...
Diffusion of Spiritual Innovation
The Diffusion of Innovations theory explains the rate at which new technologies and ideas reach full saturation or maturity within our culture. On the...