Hey friends, sorry for not writing in...well...forever. Alot has changed since I last wrote on here. Mostly good for a change. My identity as a leader has been confirmed and has brought me to some interesting places so far. But enough jibber jabber for now. We have work to do.
Going through bible school, certain phraes and words become engrained into your local culture and bubble. Some, are good. Others......yyyyeeeaahhh....
Some of the ones we get stuck on reflect trends within the swirling, ever-changing world of Christendom. While they may be more common in evanegelical circles, I believe some of them to be valuable for all church models (liturgical, anglo-catholic, charismatic, pentacostal, etc.)
I want to focus on two that seem to be a rather big deal at the moment, missional and intentional. I will be spending some more time on these in the upcomming posts, based on some research and personal leadership development I am going through.
So, thus being said I propose to you a question:
In your context, church tradition, worldview, or personal theological framework, how do you define being missional, and intentional? Are they mutually exclusive? Feel free to respond here.
Go under the mercy, sleep under the protection.
~T Austin.
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