Ed Stetzer declares that mission and missions must work together. We mustn’t have one without the other.The missional church is shaped by God and his mission. In order for the church to recover its missional passion, we must reclaim our lost sense of the glory of God’s mission. (more…)
Andrew Corbett challenges Christians, not just leaders, with these thoughts …The one we follow expects people to follow us. This gives Christianity a leadership culture. If you are a follower of Christ, you must be leader. Whenever the church is at its strongest it is because it is led well.
Because leadership is a part of the fabric of Christianity and the church that Christ is building, Jesus’ followers will display Christ-like leadership in their homes, their schools, their clubs, their workplaces, and the marketplace. Christ’s leadership shows us that it is not about how many are following, but how they are led that matters. (more…)
You’ll probably say: the ‘lost’ – and you would be right.
I think this way…
A prodigal, so lost
There was a young man who was totally lost.
He had lost his career, his home, his future, his dreams. He was so lost people had given up on him. He drank himself to oblivion every day. Friends would bring him to his desperate wife each night, where she would endure his frustrating beatings. (more…)
Tess Abadilla has a strong background as a strategic business leader and executive. She held several senior positions in large government business enterprise organisations and consulting companies prior to establishing Frontline Foundation.
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