The One Church Strategy That Always Works
“Consider planting and building communities on mission, and let God build his church.”
“Consider planting and building communities on mission, and let God build his church.”
“When asked about the one true key to bringing people far from God near, I simply say, ‘Start throwing great parties.’”
Hugh Halter: “Missionaries don’t grow on trees, nor do they emerge after enough sermons have been preached to them.”
Hugh Halter: "Jesus' public life was an outgrowth of his subterranean existence as he lived among people in the margins."
Hugh Halter: "I wonder if we spend too much time condemning people who don’t live as 'clean' as we think they should."
Hugh Halter: "Being human may be how we are all born, but staying human is not natural—it’s supernatural."
Hugh Halter: "Unexpectedly, we were shocked out of our comfortable slumber and called back to the front line of mission."
Hugh Halter: "If we don’t know somebody’s story we’re not going to know how to embed the gospel in a way that will make sense."
The average church spends over 75 percent of their resources keeping the "house of worship" open. Is that a good thing?
"The goal is not incarnational people, but incarnational communities. Eventually that leads to an incarnational church."