whatever you do. · Missional Reflections: Do More (comment from old pete)
The thought that comes to mind is the need to be ‘gardeners’ rather than ‘warriors’
So simple, so beautiful… and so challenging. This could definitely be fleshed out in many ways. Meditate on this with me.
I’ve been reading the missional posts from the synchroblog and processing through it all. At its best, missional is the life we are called by Christ to live. The underlying theologies and understandings of Jesus’ teachings are beautiful and simultaneously extremely challenging…just like the Christian life should be. Living a life of [...]
Reclaiming the Mission :: The Weblog of David Fitch
Blogger Len Hjalmarson said…
“Proving to be examples to the flock..” This is the killer for me. I’ve known many busy pastors, and while they are often examples of a moral life they are not examples of a well-lived and missional life. They have [...]
comment: missional now - YES! how do you get there is the question, when folks are so used the saving/evangelism mode of being missional. i don’t know the answer, but i know i am very weary of thinking it is the church’s job to “save” folks.
This comment was in response to my missional post earlier [...]
Here are some more folks who have added their voice to the conversation.
Hamomy hubby David
Kent Leslie
Maria
Pat Loughery
Hamo
Dave Faulkner
Peter
Malcomb+
Arnau van Wyngaard
Andrew Jones, as always, has some great thoughts. And because he’s just too cool for school AND came late to the synchroblog party (something to do with no internet in Aberdeen but I think he just wanted to get the last word in *wink*), he gets his very own “best of” post. Here are some [...]
** Click here for my contribution to the missional synchroblog.
As I was reading the posts from the missional “mega synchroblog”, many many thoughts stood out to me and I thought I’d post some of the best here for my remembrance and (maybe?) your edification.
i honestly do not use the word for one primary reason–the people [...]
I made a wordle for many of the words here, I think it’s neat
Setting aside the argument against labels for a moment and assuming for the sake of conversation that we all use labels as a way to identify ourselves and our social groups, I’d like to attempt to tackle the question “what is missional?”
I [...]