16 January 2019
Thrive. Ideas to lead the church in post-Christendom, with Rohadi – EM248 - E248
Has your church or ministry seemed to go from relevant to forgotten? Listen as Rohadi shares his heart and experiences about connecting with and serving people in creative, meaningful, and inclusive ways.
- Upcoming Topics: http://engagingmissions.com/2019Q1
- Rohadi's Book: https://amzn.to/2RMYGTW
- Questions about Missions Mobilization: https://m.me/engagingmissions
As time goes on, the Church is re-learning how to engage with culture. This can be seen in churches across the United States. There are many who have no connection with the Church or have left it, and churches are searching for how to respond. Rohadi joins to talk about this issue. He is a church planter, entrepreneur, and writer. He works to change ideas about mission in American churches.
Rohadi shares about his experiences in church planting. Also, he discusses the importance of being open to failure in mission. Engaging with the community is crucial, and Rohadi reminds us all of that.
What We Talked About
- 00:23 - Episode summary
- 02:14 - Introduction
- 04:25 - Becoming the hands and feet of God
- 05:34 - Understanding the contemporary church
- 07:55 - Taking on the role of co-creating
- 10:09 - A change in perspective
- 13:48 - Learning how to engage community well
- 16:48 - Changing the paradigm
- 19:52 - What should we lay aside in this time?
- 24:42 - The power of disruption and incremental change
- 28:06 - How to allow for failure in mission
- 31:26 - Building relational equity
- 35:18 - How can we best pray for you?
- 38:01 - Closing thoughts
Resources & Contact Info
- Thrive. Ideas to lead the church in Post Christendom
- Website: https://rohadi.com
- Facebook: @rohadi.nagassar
- Twitter: @rohadi
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