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The further we move away from biblical language to describe our actions, the greater the likelihood our actions will move away from biblical purposes. The further we move away from biblical models to guide our actions, the greater the likelihood our actions will move away from biblical purposes. Without the […]

Time to Stop Talking about Missions and Church Planting?

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Language is powerful. Language communicates meaning. Language delivers theology. Language is supported by theology and language shapes theology. What we say means something–something more than just words. If I write the word “church,” you immediately have something in mind. This something may be a group of people, the called-out ones. […]

Time to Do Away with Missions?

 in Church Planting / Discipleship / History / International Missions / missiology / North American Missions / Theology  tagged apostolic / Apostolic Church Planting / Creative Tension / culture / Discovering Church Planting / Donald McGavran / Effective Evangelism / language / Stephen Neill / To the Edge by