In January, I wrote an article for Evangelical Missions Quarterly titled, “Seven Pillars for a Missional Culture.” Much of what we do as The Church at Brook Hills is supported by these pillars. While I will not reproduce the full article here, I will mention the seven pillars. (If you […] 7 Pillars for a Missional CultureJuly 6, 2015 in Church Planting / Discipleship / International Missions / Leadership / missiology / North American Missions / Strategy / Theology tagged culture / Evangelical Missions Quarterly / Great Commission / missional / The Church at Brook Hills by JD
Evangelicals in the West, and North America in particular, generally agree that they live in a mission field. Cultural shifts and immigration have moved the boat of the Church into post-Christianized waters. Lesslie Newbigin argued this. David Bosch argued this. The Gospel and Our Culture Network argued this. The academy […] Apostolic Structures in a Post-Christianized ContextApril 13, 2015 in Agencies / Church Planting / contextualization / Discipleship / History / International Missions / Leadership / Migration / missiology / North American Missions / Theology tagged apostolic missiology / David Bosch / Gosple and Our Culture Network / Lesslie Newbigin / missional / missionary / pastoral missiology / United States / Unreached People Groups by JD
1 I am writing this post at the conclusion of July 20, 2010. It is amazing that I have been able to go throughout my entire day, even watching the news this morning, and not hear of any mention of the fact that on July 20, 1969 man first walked on […] One Small Step…One Giant Leap…for Kingdom AdvancementJuly 21, 2010 in International Missions / missiology / North American Missions tagged Kingdom advancement / missional / Missions / one small step / paradigm-shift by JD