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Tag Archives: missional
Training in Ordinary Life: Gathering on the Way to Missional
Back on May 4, 2009, Jonathan Brink wrote an insightful post on the missional-attractional debate. In it, he concludes that both processes are part of a holistic overall movement exemplified by Jesus in his earthly ministry. Jesus began by inviting … Continue reading
Practicclesiology: Church with Mind and Body
Over on The Practicing Church, Jeff McQuilkin coins the term “practicology” in response to the overabundance of academic theology that rarely if ever gets out of the proverbial library. Responding to my comment that I love putting ecclesiology and practicology … Continue reading
Are We Sacrificing the Mission of the Church for the Missions of Her Members?
As a body, the Church performs the work of her Head, receiving his instruction and being his presence in the world. Maturation occurs as the parts fulfill their proper functions in the presence of proper and adequate nutrition. Work and … Continue reading
One Reason Theology Matters
The Ongoing Adventures of ASBO Jesus posts pointy graphics on a regular (as in more than daily) basis. This one caught my ecclesiologically tuned eye.
Missional Church–Thoughts on Chapters 4-9
Missional Church: a vision for the sending of the church in North America edited by Darrell L. Guder Authors: Lois Barrett, Inagrace T. Dietterich, George R. Hunsberger, Alan J. Roxburgh, Craig Van Gelder Grand Rapids: William B. Eerdmans Pub, (C) … Continue reading
