Earlier this year I posted What a Church Desires from Missionaries in which I said that churches desire faithfulness, communication and relationship from missionaries. Now turn about is fair play. During 20 years of ministry in missions, I’ve experienced and observed three characteristics of churches that, when existent, radically alter the experience of the missionary […]
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The Development of the Sending Church
June 22, 2011
When the people of God recognize that they are the community of God, the church of God carries out the mission of God. The church on mission is a sending church and today I wrap up my series on the sending church. But first, four questions: How is your oneness as a church expressed? Is […]
Missional Church Planting or Misguided? – Describing the Sending Church (Part 2)
May 31, 2011
-Continued from Part 1 “God spoke to me through a Newsweek article and instead of planting a church our new tool for reaching Furnia is to create a network of orphanages. There are three thousand orphans in Furnia. The Muslims don’t believe in adoption so our new strategy is going to make a lot of […]
Missional Church Planting or Misguided? – Describing the Sending Church (Part 1)
May 26, 2011
Blue Church on the Highway is all about the kingdom of God. Pastor Jason is a mover and a shaker. His heart is to bring the glory of God to the nations, including his own. Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and the ends of the earth won’t know what hit them. Yellow Church of Broad Valley has […]
Five Ways Bin Laden Has Influenced Missional Church Planting (Part I)
May 2, 2011
[Note: My series on the sending church takes a twist with the news of the death of Bin Laden. Read on to see the relevance of Bin Laden to church planting.] May Day brought with it eternal sunset for Osama Bin Laden. U.S. special forces deadly blow means special justice for millions of people whose […]









August 1, 2011
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