Keys to Culture and to the Human Heart | Alan Hirsch

February 15, 2017

Holiness is not abstraction … it’s missional, it’s redemptive, and brings back that which is lost. – Alan Hirsch

In this podcast from Exponential East 2016, Alan Hirsch explores how and why we need to listen to our context in order to join what God is already doing in the neighborhood. He explores ways in which we can interpret the existential issues that people face, the symbols and stories they use, as well as how the yearning of unbelievers can help us find new and appropriate ways in which to communicate the ancient Gospel.

Join Alan at Exponential East 2017, where he will be leading workshops on the mission of the church.

Key Highlights:

  • Realigning our perception of culture and the Church
  • Expanding the ways we express the Gospel
Keys to Culture and to the Human Heart – Alan Hirsch

Alan Hirsch is the founding director of Forge Mission Training Network. Currently he co-leads Future Travelers, an innovative learning program helping megachurches become missional movements. Known for his innovative approach to mission, Alan is considered to be a thought-leader and key mission strategist for churches across the Western world.

Alan Hirsch

Alan Hirsch

ALAN HIRSCH is widely considered to be a global thought-leader on missional movements and leadership.  Hirsch is the author of numerous award winning books including The Forgotten Ways, The Shaping of Things to Come, 5Q, ReJesus , Reframation, Untamed, and The Permanent Revolution.  He has worked with churches and organizations across the world, but mainly in North America, Europe, and Australia. Alan is a founder of the Movement Leaders Collective, Forge Mission Training Network, and the 5Q Collective. He is movement mentor for NewThing International and is a consultant for Redeemer City To City among others. His experience includes leading a local church movement among the marginalized, developing training systems for innovative missional leadership, training leaders in movement dynamics, and heading up the mission and revitalization work of his denomination.
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