Feb 11, 2010 by Pastor Duane | The Resolved Church
When we look at the life and ministry of Jesus, there is one constant, blaring thing about it we cannot escape…Jesus was constantly and radically missional. No matter what gospel you read (Matthew, Mark, Luke, or John) Jesus is always reaching out to both the rejected and the religious. Read more
Dec 11, 2009 by Mike Gunn
Read this article written by Acts 29 International Field Director, Mike Gunn, as he explains how the Church has failed to clearly communicate the Gospel to the Culture around it and how we can create a workable system to be in the world, but not of it. Read more
Apr 2, 2009 by Jonathan Dodson
According to Andrew Walls, the word "conversion" has been used in two main ways throughout Christian history. The first meaning of conversion denotes "an external act of religious change." This act reflects a movement towards Christian faith, individually or collectively. The ... Read more
Apr 2, 2009 by Tim Keller
Tim Keller looks at the strategic way to affect cultural change and influence: getting "upstream" in culture where culture is being made so that the transformation can trickle down to the rest of the stream of culture. The presence of Christianity in urban centers will greatly impact the ... Read more
Oct 28, 2008 by Mark Driscoll & Ed Stetzer
Audio clip of Mark Driscoll & Ed Stetzer sharing some of the lessons they learned in being pastors and other great insights Read more
Oct 28, 2008 by John Piper & Matt Chandler
Audio clip of John Piper and Matt Chandler sharing some of the lessons they learned in being pastors and other great insights Read more
Jun 2, 2008 by Jonathan Dodson
In evangelical subculture the ubiquity of the Great Commission is matched by the poverty of its interpretation. Matthew 28:18-20 — the command to make disciples of all nations — is frequently summoned to validate countless and sundry discipleship and evangelism programs, ideas and ... Read more
Sep 12, 2007 by Winfield Bevins
Is impossible to grasp the true heart and soul of Christianity without understanding the mission of the church. Christians have been sent as missionaries to share the Gospel in our present culture and to fulfill the Great Commission. The church is rooted in the concept of the Missio Dei, which ... Read more
February 10, 2010
Event: Honesty Conference: Death to Performance
Author: Scott Thomas
February 10, 2010
Event: Honesty Conference: Death to Performance
Author: Ed Stetzer
February 10, 2010
Event: Honesty Conference: Death to Performance
Author: Ray Ortlund, Jr.
