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Voices...
- Andrew Jones
- Anthony Smith
- Becky Garrison
- Bill Dahl
- Bob Hyatt
- Brad Brisco
- Brian McLaren
- Charlie Wear
- Christine Sine
- Dan Kimball
- Felicity Dale
- Frank Viola
- Jason Clark
- Jim Henderson
- John O'Keefe
- John Shore
- Jonathan Dodson
- Jordon Cooper
- Julie Clawson
- Kathy Escobar
- Len Hjalmarson
- Leonard Sweet
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- Margaret Feinberg
- Neil Cole
- Peggy Brown
- Rudy Carrasco
- Scott Bane
- The Origins Project
- Todd Hunter
Videos
- Ian Peterson on Faith…
- Jim Palmer talks about his new book
- Is This Ad a Big Deal?
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It’s Over – Trends in Churchland by Dan Kimball
I have been liking the TV show “Portlandia“. I am probably more interested in the show because I lived in Portland for a year and I am up there a couple of times a year teaching. I also have family and friends there. I love Portland… apart from the misty…
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Alan Hirsch: Disciple-Making via Verge
Alan Hirsch: Disciple-Making [VERGE video] from Verge Network on Vimeo.
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Alan Hirsch: Sparks and Seeds via Verge
Alan Hirsch: Sparks and Seeds [VERGE video clip] from Verge Network on Vimeo.
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Alan Hirsch: Movements That Change the World via Verge
Alan Hirsch: Movements That Change The World [VERGE video clip] from Verge Network on Vimeo.
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Alan Hirsch: God is Good But Not Safe via Verge
Alan Hirsch: God Is Good But Not Safe [VERGE video clip] from Verge Network on Vimeo.
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Alan Hirsch: Every Believer a Church Planter via Verge
Alan Hirsch: Every Believer A Church Planter [VERGE video clip] from Verge Netwo
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Alan Hirsch – Building Movements on Disciples vs. Consumers via Verge
Alan Hirsch: Building Movements on Disciples vs Consumers [VERGE video clip] from Verge Network on Vimeo.
From the Publisher
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I have resigned as Superman…
20 July 2012 4:19 AM | No CommentsIt is kind of sad when you wake up to a truth about yourself that is embarrassing. It’s too long an explanation, but because of my parent and childhood issues I am a rescuer. Early in my career as a lawyer I discovered this and nearly quit. Clients would come...
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Following Jesus by Charlie Wear
15 May 2012 5:16 AM | No CommentsIf you know me, then you know that I am not much of a follower in any area of my life. I had a conversation with a young man last year in which he was going on and on about ranks, and authority, and submission, all allegedly important understandings of...
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Stages of Grief
30 April 2012 3:55 AM | No CommentsThe stages of grief: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kübler-Ross_model thinking about this morning…
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Editor’s Note – April 2012 – Keeping The Fire Burning
04 April 2012 10:56 AM | No CommentsAs many of you know, Charlie lost his wife Loretta in March 2012. Charlie and his son Ben are currently out getting some air…this is good. I am stepping in for Charlie to help out with Next-Wave. I’m just keeping the fires burning for Charlie and Ben here…sorry about posting...
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Dec11 Archive
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Review: You Lost Me by David Kinnaman, a review by Bill Dahl
Posted on December 5, 2011 | No CommentsWelcome to a review of David Kinnaman’s most recent book (BakerBooks October 2011) entitled: You Lost Me: Why Young Christians Are Leaving Church and Rethinking Faith: For any artist who produces an initial smash hit, the next work they produce is typically a yawner (few exceptions so noted). After releasing... -
The ‘Real’ Christmas Story—Stained…but Good by Alan B. Ward
Posted on December 2, 2011 | No CommentsI have been reading a book called Christmas is Not Your Birthday recently. One of the points that author Mike Slaughter makes is that we try so hard to sanitize Christmas. Every year, we engage in a futile quest to clean up and create the perfect Christmas. As I was... -
An Interview with George Barna by Bill Dahl
Posted on November 30, 2011 | No CommentsAn Interview with George Barna by Bill Dahl George Barna is a native New Yorker. He has filled executive roles in politics, marketing, advertising, media, research and ministry. He founded the Barna Research Group (now The Barna Group) in 1984 and helped it become the nation’s leading marketing research firm...
