Has social media been a positive tool for your church?
• Yes! We're more connected than ever.
• Kind of, but not as positive as we thought.
• Maybe. The jury's still out.
• No. It's just another drain on time and resources.
One of the first things Jesus did in his public ministry was to identify and develop future leaders who would advance his kingdom and mission (Mark 1:16-20; John 1:35-51). Paul modeled this as well, investing in emerging leaders like Timothy and Titus, among others. How ...
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A Holy Longing Beauty is the hard-to-define Essence that Draws people to the gospel. by David Taylor
A Perfect Pearl A small gospel can be a beautiful thing. by David Neff
Aliens and Citizens In the body of Christ, we learn how to be both. by Jordan Hylden
Discipleship The Everyday Gospel Maturity doesn't mean moving beyond the gospel, but more deeply into it. Tullian Tchividjian | posted January 18, 2010
Discipleship Is the Era of Age Segmentation Over? A researcher argues that the future of youth ministry will require bringing the generations together. An Interview with Kara Powell | posted September 18, 2009
Evangelism Church ... Virtually Why internet campuses are making us reconsider our assumptions about ministry. Chad Hall | posted January 4, 2010
Evangelism Space Frontiers How three churches are pioneering new ways to use facilities for the gospel. Rick McKinley, Greg Taylor, Lance Newsom, and Dave Gibbons | posted December 14, 2009
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