Tag: Ed Stetzer

• How to Love White Evangelicals

  

  Racial and cultural tension in the western church is at an all-time high. With all sides speaking into the issue without, it seems, a way forward. Minority voices in the church are beginning to rise above the supremacy of white evangelicalism, which historically has been in a place of power, prestige, and privilege. Love, respect,…

  The Asian Rough Rider

  October 24, 2017

  Asian Faith, Missional Living, Strategy & Church

  Apostles, bi-cultural, Christianity, church, culture, David Platt, Ed Stetzer, ethnocentrism, Evangelicals, grace, John Piper, Kingdom of God, leadership, Lecrae, love, minority, mission, Politics, Priviledge, race, racism, reconciliation, Truth, White, White Evangelicalism

• The Lack of Mission in the Missional Movement: Let’s Just Tweet About It

  

  These days everyone has the vernacular down. The word “missional” has been trending for the last 15 years among post-modern, culturally sensitive followers of Jesus. We’re changing the way we communicate with the un-churched by trying not to sound so religious. That’s great, but changing what we say versus changing what we do are two…

  The Asian Rough Rider

  October 30, 2014

  Missional Living, Strategy & Church

  Alan Hirsch, Christianity, church, Discipleship, ecclesia, Ed Stetzer, emerging church, Faith, God, Kingdom, Missional, missional movement, movements, trend, twitter