Strategy


I have been a fan of EthneCity for several years. They recently hosted my webinar: “Apostolic Church Planting: Birthing New Churches from New Believers.” I want to encourage you to check it out and make use of the content. Much appreciation to Terry Sharp for his leadership and making this […]

Webinar: Apostolic Church Planting


A couple of years ago Marv Newell published Expect Great Things: Mission Quotes that Inform and Inspire (William Carey). I was very excited when this book was released. It is now one of the coolest books in my library. This work is filled with quotes from 2000 years of Church […]

Mission Quotes


Proverbs is one of my favorite books in the Bible. I try to pray through all 31 chapters each year. When it comes to strategy development, Proverbs 16 contains some extremely important verses. Start here before you start developing your master plan. ———- Apostolic Church Planting: Birthing New Churches from […]

Proverbs for Your Planning



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Disciple making and church planting movements are popular topics in many conversations today. In this episode, Steve Addison is my guest. Our conversation is about his next book, Pioneering Movements: Leadership that Multiplies Disciples and Churches, which releases December 2015 with InterVarsity Press. In our conversation, Steve answers questions such […]

Steve Addison on Pioneering Movements


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This coming Tuesday (October 13, 2:30-3:30 EST), EthneCITY is hosting a free webinar titled, “Apostolic Church Planting: Birthing New Churches from New Believers.” I will be speaking with Terry Sharp (and the world-wide audience tuning in, which hopefully includes you too) about this topic. Much of what I will be […]

Free Church Planting Webinar


I have been thinking about the relationship between eschatology, history, and unreached people groups. And I want to share a thought with you–one that I’m not hearing elsewhere (However, I’m sure someone out there has been thinking this as well.). We know that representatives of all peoples will be around […]

A Question We Need to Ask about the Unengaged