State of the Missional Movement | Part 5

I think our intellectual egos are the greatest barrier to the Missional movement right now. To quote Dallas Willard, we are all educated way beyond our obedience. We read a book or go to a conference, hear and idea, get an intellectual high off it (literally) and then go home thinking because we connected to a concept that we are changed. This is not how transformation happens and it is a very dangerous practice, cognitively speaking.

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State of the Missional Movement | Part 4

For a long time I believed the “missional conversation” was universally understood as intrinsically theological. No doubt this was due to the fact that I encountered the conversation in a seminary context and projected that encounter out into the wider Christian world. Sadly, the best missional thought has largely been sequestered to the world of Christian academia, impoverishing the Church. Much more thought needs to be given to appropriate strategies for helping church leaders transformationally encounter and appropriate the insights of missional thinking and practice.

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State of the Missional Movement | Part 3

In this 5-on-5 series, we’ve asked 5 missional thinkers and practitioners 5 questions about the state of the Missional movement. Part 3 is today, and here is the question we posed: How are things unfolding in the Western Church differently than you anticipated? JR ROZKO Part 3: Things unfolding differently than anticipated: Alan Hirsch, 100M:Actually I…

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State of the Missional Movement | Part 2

In this 5-on-5 series, we’ve asked 5 missional thinkers and practitioners 5 questions about the state of the Missional movement. Part 2 is today, and here is the question we posed: You’ve been a key voice in this conversation and, I’d argue, really important to the shaping of the future of the Western Church. If you…

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State of the Missional Movement | Part 1

In this 5-on-5 series, we’ve asked 5 missional thinkers and practitioners 5 questions about the state of the Missional movement. Part 1 is today, and here is the question we posed: I guess you can debate the real “start” of the Missional movement in the Western Church. But let’s say it started roughly 15-20 years…

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