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Measuring Impact | missionalchallenge.com

How do you measure the impact of your ministry?

Leaders must be accountable for disciplemaking. You’ve heard the adage, “Speed of the leader, speed of the team.”
Ask your spiritual leaders who they are influencing to follow Jesus. Don’t assume they are building relationships with lost people.

I’ve started reading this latest book (which he gave me – thanks Jason). He’s got some strong words for churches and their attempts to serve others outside the church while wanting to be noticed for doing good.

There are many things that church planters need to pay attention to while starting a church. Often the focus is on the number of people that show up on Sunday, the number of bills in the offering plate, and the number of cars in the parking lot.

It was an awkward moment. As I heard the words come out of her mouth, I wanted to walk away or just crawl into a hole and hide.

Christian Consumerism ...part 2 | missionalchallenge.com

Consumerism is the attitude/belief of many Christians that the church exists to serve them.

Consumerism is the attitude/belief of many Christians that the church exists to serve them.

Infantilism | missionalchallenge.com

INFANTALISM. You may have never heard of this before but it’s a danger for many Christians – Here’s what it is

Extractionalism | missionalchallenge.com

Extractionalism is moving new Christians out of relationship with non-believers in the culture in order to foster new relationships almost exclusively within the church.

Jesus did not seek the lost in this way; Jesus always took the initiative to cross cultural barriers in order to reach people. He entered their world. He did not require them to enter His world.