Adapted and excerpted from Elliot Grudem’s Orlando Boot Camp message, “Why Arrogance Has No Place in Reformed Theology.” When your study of theology grows your head and hardens ...
Posted in: Theological Clarity
These articles posted in our Resource section were the most popular reads in 2010. Enjoy! The Ox: Qualifications of a Church Planter. Mark Driscoll. “The issue of which men lead the ...
These ten blogs were our most popular in 2010 – catch them now if you missed them before.
Are you missing out on the Acts 29 boot camp right now? We wish you were here! Our Fathers and Our Future. Acts 29 East Coast Regional Coordinator, Tyler Jones (Vintage21 Church, ...
A couple of years ago, I attended an Acts 29 Boot Camp in Dallas. Darrin Patrick spoke on leadership. His talk on leadership and character tremendously impacted my thinking not only about my own ...
Posted in: Leadership
by Elliot Grudem One sign of a successful church planter and good leader is his ability to effectively develop leaders. Yet leadership development is one of the most-often-forgotten but most-needed ...
Posted in: Leadership
Part 3: Sober Judgement When I assess church planters for membership in the Acts 29 Network, I try to encourage them both during the assessment and in the report I send them following the ...
Posted in: Entrepreneurial Aptitude
Part 2: Humble Reflection The Apostle Paul writes, “For by the grace given to me I say to everyone among you not to think himself more highly than he ought to think, but to think with sober ...
Posted in: Entrepreneurial Aptitude
Part 1: Sober Assessment It was during my first year of seminary that I had lunch with a denominational director of church planting. I foolishly assumed he took me to lunch to recruit me. He wisely ...
Posted in: Entrepreneurial Aptitude
At the recent Advance the Church Conference in Raleigh, NC, I sat down to talk with Acts 29 Pastor Elliot Grudem about things he knows well-his book, his dad (Wayne Grudem who wrote, Systematic ...
