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Think Outside the Box: What Would God Plant?

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Doing church in the traditional way may not be good enough in the mission context in which we're living.
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How to Thrive in Bivocational Ministry

Hugh Halter -
Hint: It's not doing two things poorly.
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Redeeming Post Commons

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Hugh Halter revitalizes Alton, Illinois, with nothing but an old post office.
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Cockroaches and the Coronavirus

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The church works best when it's decentralized and missional.
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The Mysterious Mandate of ‘Small Discipleship’

Hugh Halter -
The kingdom of God grows through the practice of discipling a small group of people, which requires time and patience.
Church Planting

Get Out There in Public Spaces

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"The public space is a space God inhabits, and he always shows up there because he’s always there."
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Hugh Halter: The Power of Incarnational Ministry

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"Jesus was a man of the people because he would rather bring healing to the sick than go to church on Sunday."
Discipleship

The Why of What We Do

Hugh Halter -
The way of Jesus was to include people in his life and then help them understand it later.
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