This guest post comes from the Summit’s Pastoral Research Assistant, Chris Pappalardo:
I am always moved by the stories of those who labored faithfully for God for years, but who saw little to no fruit in their work. Continue Reading…
PASTOR, AUTHOR, THEOLOGIAN
This guest post comes from the Summit’s Pastoral Research Assistant, Chris Pappalardo:
I am always moved by the stories of those who labored faithfully for God for years, but who saw little to no fruit in their work. Continue Reading…
Most church planters feel a burning desire to innovate, a restlessness with the status quo, and an urgency to fulfill their calling as soon as possible. These are crucial traits and usually serve the planters well—once they are on the ground. But they can be toxic attitudes for the church planter who is too impatient to learn under the wisdom and leadership of others.
Almost daily, my wife and I pray that the gospel would give our children a God-sized vision for the world, that they would be inspired to think about, to pray for, and to give their lives for the nations. Continue Reading…