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Antioch
How One Church is Growing

March 01, 2014 by Drew Steadman

Tags: antioch, church, discipleship, growth

Our History

Antioch started in 1988 as a discipleship school based around three simple concepts: encountering God, life-on-life discipleship and missions through the local church. Our goal has...

No Longer “Church as Usual”

March 01, 2014 by Gary L. Stump

Tags: church, disceipleship, disciple, great commission, t4t

Adapted with permission from http://www.OnwardChurch.org/vision

In December 2011, Gary Stump started Onward Church in Fishers, IN in the T4T model. As of December 2013 they reported 1,000 people...

Come Quickly Dawn
From George Patterson’s book Come Quickly Dawn (William Carey Library: 2012)

March 01, 2014 by George Patterson

Tags: book, church, holy, novel, patterson

Become Holy by Nurturing the Fruit of the Spirit with Others’ Help

(pp 89-90, 92)

Julio groaned. “Leaping over Mount Silverado would be easier for me than to be holy. I can’t live with purity...

Solid Grounding Transforms Worldview to Bring Forth Multiplying Fruit

March 01, 2014 by Bob & Koleen French

Tags: cell church, church, church planting, fruit, multiplying

(originally printed September 2009 in eLINK—Magazine of World Team, under the title GO SLOW TO GO FAST: Cell and House Church Multiplication in the Philippines. The article has been updated for...

Raising Local Resources
Recruits or Dependents?

November 01, 2013 by Glenn Schwartz

Tags: church, dependency, dependents, discipleship, recruits

Over the years I have written and spoken quite a lot about discovering and using local resources for the furtherance of God’s kingdom. My heart’s desire is to see the church around the world become...

From the Editor
What Does God Want the Church to Do?

September 01, 2013 by Rick Wood

Tags: church, demonstration, disease, lincoln, proclaimation, water

A tall, rugged man stands at the bedside of his 11 year-old-son. The boy had been sick with a fever for days but now it is over. Lifting the bed-sheet and gazing down at his son’s now lifeless...

What Should We Do With All Our Money?
When Global Generosity Destroys Local Generosity

July 01, 2013 by Jean Johnson

Tags: church, dependency, finances, funding, resource

When sitting down to talk with donors in a North American context, the question I am most often asked is, “What should we do with all our money?”

There is no doubt that the Bible promotes...

Demystifying Discipleship
Finding a More Biblical Model for the Multiplication of Disciples and Churches

May 01, 2013 by Marsha Woodard

Tags: biblical model, church, discipleship, equipping, multiplication

Jesus’ final commandment to His followers was to “Go and make disciples of all nations. . .teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you.” (Matt. 28:19-20) His mandate is just as urgent now...

Framing a New Model of Training Cross-Cultural Church Planters

May 01, 2013 by Roger Dixon

Tags: church, cross-cultural, leadership, planters, training

Introduction

Confusion of massive proportions is taking place across the missionary enterprise. Great cultural change in the world has thwarted both young and old so that many are unable to...

Further Reflections
Next Steps in Your Church

May 01, 2013 by Greg Parsons

Tags: church, engaged, frontiers, frontlines, globally minded

Without the “fires burning” on the home front, things go cold on the frontlines. The first time I wrote about this in MF was in the 1990s. Over the years, I’ve written about the need for a...

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