A Woman, a Well, a Postmodern Movement
How this fivefold evangelism process can lead to a witnessing community and a movement of God.
Author: Rob Wilkins
John Van Pay: The Simplicity of America’s Fastest-Growing Church—Part 1
"If you can stay the course, you see the lives of people change and that changes everything in the church.”
John Van Pay: The Simplicity of America’s Fastest-Growing Church—Part 2
“The simplicity of our model trusts that kingdom work happens best when our small groups are unleashed and not managed.”
Derwin Gray: Leading Toward Diversity—Part 1
“Here’s the thing that still blows me away: I knew that I was loved, and that love wasn’t based upon how I performed.”
Derwin Gray: Leading Toward Diversity—Part 2
“If I’m always the smartest person in the room, then the room I'm in is too small or I'm too insecure.”
Greg Surratt: The Interview—Part 1
"Every community needs a life-giving church. Have you ever been in a life-sucking church? It's the opposite of that."
Greg Surratt: The Interview—Part 2
"Every community needs multiple church plants because there are so many different expressions of the local body."
Greg Laurie: Tell Someone!—Part 2
“If a pastor possesses a burden for evangelism, the people will get that burden. But if there is a mist in the pulpit, there will be a fog in the pew.”
Greg Laurie: Tell Someone!—Part 1
"My coming to Christ was a process of elimination. I knew what the answer wasn’t, but still didn’t know what it was.”
Brian Tome: Something New in Cincinnati
“God planted a seed in my life—a real desire to strip away everything that is nonessential to helping someone understand Jesus.”