Hugh Halter: Beyond Brimstone (Part 2 of 3)
"What if Jesus didn’t just come to die for sins? What if he had another motive ... to teach us how to be human again?"
"What if Jesus didn’t just come to die for sins? What if he had another motive ... to teach us how to be human again?"
“To win a heart means you have to be able to eat dinner with them and not put a finger in their chest.”
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."
Hugh Halter: "I will never lament the 20-some years God blessed me with a trade that would sustain my full-time calling to ministry."
Hugh Halter: "The goal is not that you have incarnational people, but incarnational communities."
"I’m starting to believe that the life of God isn’t formed in us until we really trust him with the loving commandment to rest. Really rest."
Hugh Halter is the pastor of a congregational network of incarnational communities called Adullam in Denver, Colo., and director of Missio, an apprenticing network serving the missional church movement worldwide. Connection to Outreach magazine: The March/April 2010 “Exponential Church” column in Outreach magazine features an article by Halter discussing a new conversation in church planting–“the … Continued