Tag: prosperity

• Reimagining Church: From Consumer Christians to Catalytic Called-Ones

  

  The Asian Roughrider reflects on his 15 years abroad before reconnecting with U.S. churches, questioning their need for transformation. He highlights the critiques from Soong-Chan Rah on consumer Christianity and JR Woodward’s focus on active discipleship. Ultimately, he encourages a return to Scripture and genuine community engagement to fulfill God’s mission.

  The Asian Rough Rider

  December 9, 2024

  Asian Faith, Missional Living, Strategy & Church

  called out, church, church multiplication movement, consumerism, culture, disciple making, ekklesia, ethnicity, Faith, God’s glory, Gospel, Jesus Christ, John Piper, Kingdom of God, meta-narrative, mission, Missional, movements, prosperity, race, White Evangelicalism

• Deeply Rooted Churches

  

  The New Testament church, or “ekklesia,” embodies God’s people called to reflect His image. The church’s purpose is to gather worshippers of all nations, living out the Kingdom of God. To fulfill this, churches must prioritize loving people, making disciples, and participating in the mission of God. Deep roots are needed for churches to flourish…

  The Asian Rough Rider

  May 30, 2024

  Missional Living, Strategy & Church

  10/40 Window, called out, church, church multiplication movement, consumerism, culture, disciple making, DNA, ekklesia, Faith, God’s glory, Gospel, Jesus Christ, Kingdom of God, meta-narrative, mission, Missional, movements, prosperity, roots