by David Phillips | Jun 1, 2011 | Books, Leadership, Ministry, Theology
Americans talk and write endlessly about what the church needs to becoming, what the church must do ot be effective. The perceived failures of the church are analyzed and reforming strategies prescribed. The church is understood almost exclusively in terms of function...
by David Phillips | May 25, 2011 | Feature Articles, Missional
Sorry for not posting much lately. I’ve been working on a couple of writing projects and just haven’t had the time. I’m posting some simple thoughts today on ministry models. It is just some recent thoughts, and decided to write them down to help me...
by David Phillips | Dec 10, 2010 | Evangelism, Multiplication, Quotes
The history of God’s people is a history of life cycles, a history of clarity about call and identity, followed by complacence, followed by collusion with the powers, followed by catastrophic loss. Contrary to being a disaster, the exilic experiences of loss and...