Five Provocative Questions That Cultivate a Disciple-Making Ecosystem: Part Two
In part one of this article, we dove into the first three questions that help cultivate a disciple-making ecosystem in a network or church. If you haven’t read that, you’ll […]
Five Provocative Questions that Cultivate a Disciple-Making Ecosystem: Part One
Starfish can only survive in the right environment. Just as starfish need oceans to thrive, multiplying disciples require the right ecosystem to flourish. Starfish don’t belong in mountain crags or […]
Navigating Change: Reimagining the Future of KC Underground as a Family of Families
Let us agitate a problem for you. You realize your current leadership systems, structure, and staff can’t get you where you want to go. Surely, you’ve been there. What do […]
Ekklesia
1st Century Clarity Imagine sitting on a verdant hill outside a small city in the far north of Israel circa 33 AD. Situated at the foot of Mount Hernon and […]
Microchurch and the Power of Imitation
One of the preeminent aspects of discovering who we are is understanding our desires. Because we become what we love, what we desire. But where do our desires come from? […]
Coaching is a Multiplication Catalyst
Think about your city. Now take the perspective of 5,000 feet above ground. You are flying over your city. It is night and your plane is circling the airport, preparing […]
The Rise of Shared Leadership in Microchurch Movements
The Atlas Factor: Shifting Leadership Onto The Shoulders of Jesus Since the end of the global pandemic that launched the third decade of the new millennial, church leaders have come […]
Five Ingredients For Intentional, Disciplemaking Environments
We all exist within different types of relational environments every day where we live, work, learn, and play. Even within the life of our microchurch families, we experience different relational […]
PROXIMITY – Pursuing Our Context In A Smaller Way
Proximity. It’s not a word we throw out often in everyday speech. I don’t remember once telling my son at the grocery store, “Go in proximity to the bread aisle […]
Postures That Bring Us Closer to our Neighborhood, the City, and the World
Pos·ture /ˈpäsCHər/ (Oxford Dictionary) A particular way of dealing with or considering something; an approach or attitude. The position in which someone holds their body. As I’ve gotten older, now […]
