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Bob Whitt
Back in the early ’80s, I had the opportunity to play for an NCAA Mid-American Conference (MAC) football team. In my sophomore year, we played against the 12th- ranked team in the country. Prior to us going out on the…
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We need to build relationships with individuals. Largely gone are the days when…
GUEST-POST: Was "Reimagine" Jesus' 1st Word?
By Emily Provance
In Bible study, we've been reading Mark. The first words that Jesus says are, "The time has come, and God's kingdom is near. Change the…
GUEST POST: The Reimagine Journey
Eric Kouns
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In the Christian year, we're about to enter the season of Advent - and be reminded that we are still waiting for God to fulfill the all that has been promised in Jesus for us and for the world. That space of waiting reminds us that our posture should be aligned with that of Mary when she received the annunciation from the angel Gabriel: "may it be in me according to your will"…
By Gary Reinecke on Nov 16, 2022 10:03 am
#ReimagineDISCIPLESHIP...as Christ-Centered Dean Ingraham Unfortunately, discipleship in many churches has become very man-centered instead of Christ-centered. A lot of preachers advocate the idea that being a disciple is becoming more like your Pastor or spiritual leader, doing what they do and taking on their standards or personal convictions, but is that really what scripture teaches? Is that what Christ commanded when he gave us the great commission? Matthew 28:18-20 - English…
Read more…https://go.willowcreek.org/hs-fs/hubfs/FutureFocus-Square-Tagline.jpg?width=520&upscale=true&name=FutureFocus-Square-Tagline.jpg" alt="FutureFocus-Square-Tagline" width="260" align="middle" data-bit="iit" /> This year we are focusing on living for the one and for the world, and you can live out that vision by taking simple steps. Each week, set aside time to ask God which one person He is putting in your life to BLESS. Sharing life and faith with others doesn’t have to be…
Read more…#Reimagine Small Groups 5 Principles for Empowered Small Groups By Gary Reinecke on Dec 07, 2022 10:42 am It may be time for a significant shift in the way you approach small groups. Instead of finding a program or curriculum, why not make your goal to develop your small group leaders to think, decide, and act for themselves. Then you can coach them to lead, care for, engage missionally, multiply disciples, then leaders, and ultimately groups. 5 Principles for Empowered Small Groups 1. Be…
Read more…#ReimagineEVANGELISM...As Conversational Apologetics Conversational Apologetics That Results In Transformational Relationships In this edition of Unconventional Ministry News, I focus on the topic of conversations. We all have them,right? However, many people are nervous and even afraid to start a conversation with someone they may not know very well. Is this you? In my recent Unconventional Ministry podcast, I had a conversation with Fouad Masri. Here is someone that likes to…
Read more…NEWSLETTER ~ International Prayer Connections: Events + Resources NEWSLETTER ~ International Prayer Connections: Events + Resources IPC CONNECTIONS: A Monthly Journal to Guide Intercession for Our World Download Full PDF | Browse on Website | Donate | Contact Us As we reflect on 2022, we have SO much to be thankful for! We have seen astounding growth in the prayer and missions movements this last year! This spring, 300 Children Houses of Prayer came together to…
Read more…Leadership Lab: Workplace Discipleship _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ #CoachYourTeam: Share These #YourVoiceMatters Prompts To help you reimagine... As you were reading, did this seem more relevant to you personally or to your role as a leader or change agent? Where do you agree? Disagree - and why? What did you read that resonates with the leading/guiding you have sensed recently from the…
Read more…Evangelistic Prayer – Before and During Outreaches How Prayer and Evangelism Can Build Your Church One of my prayer mentors says “People don’t drift naturally toward prayer and evangelism.” (Pastor Shepherd) Leadership is required to keep these ministries on task. How can churches and ministries make prayer and evangelism a vibrant and effective part of the life of the church? 1. Leaders lead the way. Pastor John Maxwell says: "Everything rises and falls on leadership." …
Read more…Adopt-An-Apartment Initiative ~ #ReimagineCITIES...and you will #ReimagineEVANGELISM... What is the “Adopt-An-Apartment Initiative?” Each of the 18 apartments we serve have all kinds of needs and challenges so we desire to have individuals or groups adopt an apartment to pray, care and share. We are looking for those who will take on this initiative for a year so we know that every one of our apartments has constant and consistent prayer intercession. Who can adopt an apartment? Our hope…
Read more…Phil Miglioratti @ The Reimagine.Network Interviewed Rick Ezell on the Importance of Workplace in Making Disciples NOTE: This interview is included in our Workplace DIscipleship Leadership Lab PHIL>>> RIck, the process of making disciples emphasizes the global scope of The Great Commission but seems to ignore the in our communities workplace... RICK>>> Henry Blackaby once said that the next great movement of God would be the workplace. An awakening of sorts is occurring in the…
Read more…A Lovable Term but Misunderstood #ReimagineKINGDOM… SCOT MCKNIGHT In his well-known Southern twang and humor, Jeff Foxworthy often turns crowds into raucous laughter when he offers his ideas on how to detect Southern hicks with his opening line, “You might be a redneck if you…”. As in “You might be a redneck if you think the stock market has a fence around it.” I borrow his line, not for humor, but for the serious endeavor of detecting a kingdom-mission church: “You might be a kingdom-mission…
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Thanks for welcoming me to the Forum. I had thought I was already a member through the Prayer Leaders Network, but the sign in process wouldn’t allow me to sign in using my passwords from that site, so I created another account.
I had wanted to commend the article that I received from y’all by email about dealing with 4 realities that make it difficult for Intercessors/prayer ministry leaders and pastors/church leadership to build a praying culture in the church. I thought it was very insightful and a helpful perspective. Thank you for the article.
Hi Phil.
As a new member, I received 2 emails from you.
The first, informing me that my membership had been approved, contained 4 links all containing significant errors. None of the links worked, but I was able to deduce what the errors were so correct them for access. Not a good start! You should examine the links in the email that was sent two me to ensure this doesn't happen to other new members.
Links in the second email regarding my profile appear to be OK.
Steve
Thank you!
Thanks, Bro!!!
Carrol Birnside