In this passage, Paul heads over to Thessalonica, and follows a well-worn path.
We’ve already well established that Paul’s go-to strategy of evangelism is not to go to those furthest from God, but to those closest – the Jews. Now we know from the epistles that Paul’s...
In this blog series, I’m going to take a look at the book of Acts from a strategic point of view. What was going on in the days of the early church and what can we learn from it today in the 21st Century?
In this passage, Paul & Barnabas first win over the synagogue in Iconium...
In this blog series, I’m going to take a look at the book of Acts from a strategic point of view. What was going on in the days of the early church and what can we learn from it today in the 21st Century?
“When Barnabas and Saul had finished their mission, they returned from...
Peter Drucker is famously attributed to the quote, “Culture eats strategy for breakfast.” - Here’s the bad news. Peter Drucker didn’t say it. Here’s the even worse news. The quote isn’t true.
The thinking is that you can have all the plans you want, but the...
I remember hearing something Bishop T.D. Jakes said once. He said we’re called to be fishers of people, and some churches catch with a rod, others catch with a net. If you catch with a rod you can take more time and care over the person, but the return on your labour is less than...
