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Multiplying value to other agencies
My posting over these next few days to the blog may be a little more erratic, as I am presently in Dallas for a series of organizational team meetings. I am with Mission to Unreached Peoples. We are a...
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Chronology: Libya
Just a few weeks ago, WIRED’s Danger Room notes dryly, many observers thought the campaign in Libya was going nowhere. I will freely admit to being one of those who thought the likelihood of a long,...
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Frequently Posed Complaints on people group theory
3:38pm Minor update below to straighten out the point numbering. Sorry about that. Following in the vein of E. Goodman and E. Arthur, Simon Cozens, a missionary to Japan, has now written a long post...
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Can Africa Feed Itself: an opportunity for missions to be Celtic and bless.
“Africa can feed itself in a generation,” in the 1 billion hungry project. This short 3-page briefing examines The New Harvest, by Calestous Juma. I haven’t read the book, but the briefing makes for...
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Pioneering Ministry as a Startup 1: Eight Startup Myths from Instagram Founders
I have often said that pioneering UPG ministry is very similar to tech startups, and that a lot can be learn from them. In “From Stanford to Startup,” the creators of the iPhone app Instagram discuss...
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Adding another zero: reaching a new order of magnitude in effort
In “What will it take to make a difference?” (September 2006), I theorized we would need some 42,000 teams (150,000 workers) in order to fully engage the unreached. (Half of this, or about 20,000,...
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On feeding wolves, evangelism, discipleship, and a different solution
“Feeding the wolves,” Bob Osburn, Mission Frontiers. He writes passionately: The problem? Decisions are taking precedence over discipleship. In the process, there is an increasing gap between the...
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Goals and why we should avoid low-hanging fruit
“Goal setting: don’t pick the low-hanging fruit,” Christopher Peterson, Psychology Today. “Sometimes the easy things are not the good things. Sometimes expediency gets in the way of efficiency and...
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Links & Trends: The Church 2011:03
Ed. Note: I am getting back into the office and back into the swing of regular publication schedules. Here is a quick collection of links to notable articles related to the church worldwide. Thanks...
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Multiplication 2011:03
Multiplying Short Term Team Leaders. Brigada profiles Team Leader Training by Delta Ministries international. The idea is that you train leaders—who take the tools home and lead trainings themselves....
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