This is the question I’ve been asking myself since I finished reading Stephen Gray’s Planting Fast-growing Churches last weekend.
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Where you stand determines what you see. If you and I are going to be missionaries right where we live, it’s important for us to see the neighborhoods in our city through God’s eyes.
I watched this video yesterday and wanted to post it today for others who haven’t yet seen it. (or you can watch it here: Bread for the World.)
Make cookies or other baked goods with a caring note for a neighbor.
Do you see yourself as a missionary in your neighborhood? Do you intentionally seek to build relationships with non-Christians? Do you actively embody the mission and message of Jesus
Last night at our church, Dr. Jerry Sheveland, president of the Baptist General Conference, preached a message from Acts 10 entitled “The Power to Step Into the World of Others.”
Imagine what God could do in your neighborhood, town, city or state….
After struggling to plant a church in the early 90s, and sacrificing much to make it happen, I believe that it’s necessary for church plants to have the necessary funding to succeed.
It’s Valentine’s Day today. My wife and I went on a picnic yesterday for lunch and later we enjoyed dinner out. We had a great time together
There are not any missional movements in the United States. At least not yet.
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