Tag: Missional

• 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

• Dirty Feet

  

  Sometimes the greatest feeling in the world is having mud in between your toes. Why? It’s because you know you’re taking it like a man and getting dirty is not going to stop you. You understand the risks of riding a motorbike through a jungle in a third world country. You know the rainy season…

  The Asian Rough Rider

  May 29, 2013

  Missional Living

  Asia, Beautiful, Christian, church, church planting, Dirty Feet, Discipleship, Ends of the Earth, Faith, Global, Glory, God, Homeless, jesus, John Piper, Meth, Missional, Missions, Motorbike, Mud, obedience, Romans, Southeast Asia, Third Word Country, Travel, Unreached