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At a Catalyst Conference a while back, Andy Stanley introduced the provocative concept: “To reach people no one else is reaching, we have to do things no one else is doing.”
Watch his video and then ask yourself: What kinds of “radical departures from the normal” have you observed in ministry during your own lifetime? Did someone have to do something radical to reach you for Christ? And while methods may need to radically change, what aspects of the gospel and Christian community should not change?
This video clip is from our friends at Catalyst. You can view all their videos at the Catalyst Vimeo Channel
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