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Not My Review: The Shaping of Things to Come by Michael Frost and Alan Hirsch
Not My Review: The Shaping of Things to Come by Michael Frost and Alan Hirsch
The link below is to a book review of ‘The Shaping of Things to Come,’ by Michael Frost and Alan Hirsch.
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Ulverston Explorer Scouts and Rotary Club help improve community garden Go ahead Explorer Scouts from Ulverston have teamed up with their local Rotary Club to round off the last major phase of en environmental improvement scheme for the town. Full story: https://www.cumbriacrack.com/2019/05/25/ulverston-explorer-scouts-and-rotary-club-help-improve-community-garden/
Surprise the World! Michael Frost
10 Favorite Lines:
Acts of philanthropy by Christians today are relatively commonplace, so they don’t surprise the world… Neither does living a fine, upstanding, middle-class lifestyle in the suburbs, for what that’s worth.
…those of us who are not gifted evangelists need to foster habits in our lives that draw us out into the lives of unbelievers and invite the kinds of questions that lead to evangelistic sharing.
…the key to successful blessing is that the recipient must feel blessed.
Don’t lose sight of the good goal of conversion, but follow Jesus’ model of communion first and see what flowers from it.
Fear and laziness are mission killers.
Eating and drinking and blessing others in the way of the Spirit will be surprising to others.
We need to know him if we’re going to share him…
Just as God took on flesh and dwelt among us in Jesus, so his followers are called to dwell among those to whom they’re sent.
…defend and uphold the dignity and well-being of all persons, especially the poor and powerless …engagement in antipoverty, antiwar, environmental, and immigration causes.
Feelings aren’t everything, but they also aren’t nothing. Try to pay attention to them. They are often an early indicator of the condition of your heart.
Are You a Church Marketer of a Missionary?
Are You a Church Marketer of a Missionary?
Some of you who follow this blog know that Michael Frost and I don’t always see eye to eye. We are sometimes sandpaper to one another’s personalities. But Michael is a brother in Christ who I appreciate nevertheless, and one whose thoughts and production are worth considering.
Some 15 years ago now, Michael and Alan Hirsch wrote a book that many of us think was a seminal book for missional…
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Review: To Alter Your World
Review: To Alter Your World
To Alter Your World, Michael Frost and Christiana Rice. Downers Grove: InterVarsity Press, 2017.
Summary: Explores a different metaphor for the church’s role in God’s mission, that of midwife to what God is birthing, and how this might change the ways we engage with our world.
One of the dominant metaphors for Christian cultural engagement today is that of battle, whether of spiritual warfare, a…
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Many teens recognize that they and their friends and family are increasingly tethered to their electronic gadgets and the substantial number express a desire to disconnect sometimes. A recent study found that 41% of teens describe themselves as addicted to their phones; 43% with that they could unplug; and more than a third wish they could go back to a time when there was no Facebook. Some teens get frustrated by how attached their friends and parents are to their own devices. For example, 28% of those whose parents have a mobile device say they consider their parents addicted to their gadgets and 21% of all teens say they wish their parents spent less time with their cellphones and other devices. Nearly half, 45% of teens, say they sometimes get frustrated with their friends for texting, surfing the internet, or checking their social networking sites while they're hanging out together.
Michael Frost Audiobook: Incarnate Chapter 2, 19:00
Review: Incarnate
Incarnate: The Body of Christ in an Age of Disengagement, Michael Frost. Downers Grove: InterVarsity Press, 2014.
Summary: Frost explores what it means to be incarnational people in an “excarnational” world, one marked by increasing focus on disembodied, virtual experience, and disconnection from physical community.
We are becoming a culture that increasingly disengages from embodied experience,…
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