Life.Church: Reflections on 10 Years of Online Evangelism
“As technology advances, the ‘capital C’ church no longer has to be separated by barriers of language and distance.”
“As technology advances, the ‘capital C’ church no longer has to be separated by barriers of language and distance.”
Bobby Gruenewald: “We believe the best way to develop leaders is to create an environment that fosters their growth.”
Bobby Gruenewald: "I asked some strong leaders for recommendations about the ways they find insight and inspiration."
Bobby Gruenewald: How can we transition the church of today into the church of tomorrow? It starts with each of us.
Maybe it’s not as much about the technology but more about how we’re using it.
Bobby Gruenewald: "None of us has arrived. We're all in the same boat: microchurches with a mega vision."
Craig Groeschel: "Every time our church hit a plateau, God had to help me think in a different way."
Craig Groeschel: “If we delegate tasks we are creating followers—or people who simply do what they are told. But if we delegate authority, we are creating leaders.”
Bobby Gruenewald: Our best ideas happen when we face real problems with constraints.
Bobby Gruenewald: “The church has the talent and resources to once again become influencers of culture and agents of change.”