Posted on September 3, 2008 by travjohnson We can talk about being missional all day long. We can actively live out the mission of Jesus in our daily lives. And, we can see lives changed But, if we fail to bring intentionality to the organizational side of ministry, our missionary influence will be blunted and […]

Posted on July 18, 2008 by travjohnson GUEST BLOGGER, TONY SCOTT, pastor of The Church on Strayer For many reasons it is wise to believe that the Church of God, like many other denominations, stands at a critical crossroad. Do we continue the path dictated by our history or do we chart a new path, […]

Posted on February 12, 2008 by travjohnson On Actscelerate, Missional seems interchangeable for young, hip, loud. NOT SO. Being missional is being like Hudson Taylor of the Inland Chinese Mission. He dressed, ate, and spoke like the Chinese in order to share Jesus in a transformational way. He immersed himself in the Chinese culture for […]

Posted on September 22, 2008 by travjohnson Back in February, I was on the Potential Podcast (audio here) with Troy Gramling, Raul Palacios, and Heredes Ribeiro of Flamingo Road Church. Troy pastors one of the fastest growing and most innovative churches in America and has a really strong leadership podcast. They have a great team […]

Posted on April 10, 2008 by Steve Wright A friend of mine Alan had this video on his blog today. I wanted you guys to watch it and give some thoughts. Continue reading → Filed under: video | 15 Comments »

The World Health Organization just added Black Death plague, bird flu and monkey pox to the Disease X list, as the SPARS Pandemic report comes out. Back on Day 1 of what is now our exclusive 1,612 Days Of 15 Days To Flatten The Curve countdown, we brought you the sickening true story of something […]

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Posted on April 8, 2008 by tomsterbens You guys give me some feedback on some ideas for critical questions to be asked of those who are on the radar for elected general executive positions (Committee/Council) at the next General Assembly. Travis and I have approached some of these guys already and they, for the most […]