Tag: Latin America

• 14 Crucial Characteristics of Church Movement Leaders: Working Among Unreached Peoples

  

  With the work I do, I often ask (and get asked) about Unreached People Groups (UPG’s) and how to see indigenous church movements started among them. This conversation always goes back to leadership and why movements (an act of God by the way) can’t happen without them. I have the privilege to labor among UPG’s…

  The Asian Rough Rider

  March 21, 2018

  Missional Living, Strategy & Church

  Africa, Asia, character, church planting movement, creative access nations, Discipleship, Holy Spirit, jesus, Latin America, leadership, missiology, movements, pioneer, prayer, relationships, strategy, T4T, team, Unreached People Groups, UPG, vision, Worldview

• Is Faith in the West Dead?

  

  One day I’m sitting on a sky train in a major bustling city sipping Starbucks frappuccino while the next I’m sitting in a thatched hut in a jungle eating a rare and newly discovered species of squirrel.  In both places I get to live life with people who are lost and people who are found.…

  The Asian Rough Rider

  September 30, 2013

  Strategy & Church

  Asia, Christian, Christianity, church growth, church planting, church planting movement, churches, city, comfort, dangerous, dead faith, East, Europe, Faith, God, Holy Spirit, jesus, jungle, Kingdom of God, Latin America, missiology, Missional, Missions, movement, new species, obedience, obeservations, reproducing, simple, sky train, Southeast Asia, Spirit-led, spiritual, squirrel, Starbucks, strategy, Tradition, U.S.A., urban, West