Some thoughts from Paul Tripp on the community of love that pastors are called to serve and blessed to be a part of. Being a pastor is more than preaching sermons and designing programs. It’s knowing that you need community, that you’ve been called to lead the community of love that is the church. That …
MGPC consciously seeks to nurture its life as a Multi-Generational church. Mike Lee has a post expanding on these six strengths of a multi-generational church. Strengths of the Multi-Generational Church Multi-generational churches remind people that the gospel is for all who will repent and believe. Multi-generational churches remind us that no one age group has …
Chuck Lawless summarises his own work on expectant versus reactive churches. When I get weary I trend more to the reactive spectrum. There’s a bunch of things that I call my ‘to do’ list. More of them were actioned in my early days at MGPC. Over the last few years the pace has slowed. I’m …
I linked to the first part of this series a couple of weeks ago. In parts 2 and 3 Skye Jethani expands on his observation of church as destination instead of vehicle. Here’s the link to part 2 “The church can learn an important lesson from this delusion: Relevance backfires when it overshadows your uniqueness.” …
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