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On July 22-23, 2021, the Send Institute Missiologist Council held a two-day summit to discuss and develop a framework for…
Ed Stetzer ends the think tank by offering five critical insights into the futures of the North American Church.
Jeff Christopherson shares trade secrets and insights into missiological writing and the importance for young and emerging leaders to see…
Panel with Glenn Smith, Cas Monaco, Daniel Yang, and Bill Hogg moderated by Ed Stetzer.
Panel with Elizabeth Rios, John Davidson, and Dhati Lewis moderated by Jeff Christopherson.
Alan Hirsch offers critical insight into the state of the Church in North America and what he believes is crucial…
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On July 22-23, 2021, the Send Institute Missiologist Council held a two-day summit to discuss and develop a framework for…
On July 22-23, 2021, the Send Institute Missiologist Council held a two-day summit to discuss and develop a framework for…
I have been home since March 13, 2020, a few days before the government called for “sheltering in place” nationwide. That is a total of eight weeks (two months). On certain days, I wake up with anxiety or a terrible, heavy-breathing spirit of depression that wants to attach…
Watch Now! We’ve made it through the first weekend of responding to the coronavirus (COVID-19) here in North America. For most churches, that meant seismic changes happened as all traditional programming shut down. What’s becoming more clear is this crisis is not going to be ending soon. But…
Seven Benefits to the Coming Opposition The power of God’s kingdom flows exclusively through yielded human weakness. JEFF CHRISTOPHERSON Will the church in North America face an increasing spirit of hostility to its accustomed status of cultural privilege? Absolutely. The question is not, ‘if,’ but, ‘when?’ And my…
How Secularity Will Advance the Gospel of the Kingdom Religious pluralism has provided space for the Gospel to be heard. Things aren’t always as they appear. The rose-colored glasses with which we look at our religious past often artificially and inappropriately distorts our perspective on our future. As…