Poeple Get Ready
This is a great snapshot of the future of ministry. NGL - The New Generation Latino. Are we ready for thes young leaders!
Monday, May 08, 2006
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Helping Grow Spirit-Led Jesus Movements Everywhere - So That Everyone Knows Someone Who Knows Jesus. Count me in.
About
- Shane Deike
- The Kingdom Advances in a wonderfully chaotic fashion. It is messy. It is wild. And it is really fun to watch. And even better to be a part of. I am interested in what causes Spiritual movements, and what fosters an environment for the greatest advancement of the kingdom.
This Got Me Thinking:
The Panel
Blogs I Read
Reading & ReReading
Good Reading
- A Theology of Church Leadership - Richards & Hoeldtke
- Good to Great and Social Sectors - Jim Collins
- Houses that Change the World - Wolfgang Simson
- Moving in the Apostolic - John Eckhardt
- Organic Church: Growing Faith Where Life Happens - Neil Cole
- Practicing Greatness - Reggie McNeal
- Student Power in World Evangelism - David Howard
- The Present Future - Reggie McNeal
- The Shaping of Things to Come: Innovation and Mission for the 21 Century Church by Michael Frost and Alan Hirsch
- The Spontaneous Expansion of the Church: And the Causes That Kinder It - Roland Allen
- The Starfish and the Spider: The Unstoppable Power of Leaderless Organizations
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- College Students (from the Wall Street Journal)
- Asian American Christian Leaders
- Freedom - the best organizer
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- Some Have Asked
- Bob Roberts
- Decisiveness (from Fast Company)
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It is especially appropriate in Campus Crusade to ask God for ways to improve. We are called to be innovative and help others do evangelism and discipleship better, We, therefore, should have a more-than-average openness to change and improvement in effectiveness.
~ Steve Douglass April 2005.
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