Rethinking church planting: don't start with Sunday
From an article by Missional Church Network
We must start with discipleship and mission and work toward church. Church planting is the outworking of engaging context and cultivating community. The church is formed by mission and is formed for mission.
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Holy/Hurt: Exploring spiritual trauma and healing
From a podcast by Holy/Hurt Podcast
A feature of trauma is loss of meaning and trust, undermining sense of self-worth, value, and humanity, while increasing the presence of guilt, shame, fear, and numbing, defensive strategies to mask it.
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Getting out of the fold into the flock
From a podcast by Transform Our World
The Lord spoke to me and said. "You're entering a new season. I have something more for you, something different." There was a real cost to that and a real laying down but I have to say I was ready for it.
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Do not underestimate the power of your story
From an article by Exponential
You may not think it’s dramatic, important, worth telling. It is. People are drawn to conversation, and through conversation are drawn to Jesus. Ask, “God, what is my story? Who do you want me to tell it to?”
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Three phases of revival
From a video by ThinkQ
Teo Hayashi continually sees hearts awakened and thousands of people give their lives to Christ. He shares from experience growing up in the mission field of Brazil and what he believes are the three phases of true revival.
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Business as mission and the Church
From a report by Business as Mission
Report highlighting how every Christian in every marketplace can become ambassadors of the gospel–priests in their own parish–as they do business as an act of worship - equipped, discipled, covered by the local church.
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In-Person - The Microchurch Conference - USA
@Westside Family Church 8500 Woodsonia Drive Lenexa, KS, 6627
The yearning for participation and empowerment has us all looking for versions of church that make room for everyone, and with power being redistributed in our time, networks of smaller enterprises are both growing and thriving. Perhaps, after all our hand-wringing and insecurity about the size of our churches, we have missed the point. Microchurches can be strong, beautiful, accessible, and potent portraits of just what Jesus had in mind for the church.
Whether you’re curious about microchurches, leading a microchurch, multiplying a network, or dreaming of how your existing church can pivot to or incorporate micro, join with dozens of other practitioners and tribes for shared learning and encouragement at the Microchurch Conference.
18/04/2024
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