Hunter Bailey

Loved by Jesus. Husband to Abbie. Father of three. Triad Co-Owner, Entrepreneur, Consultant, Church Planting Leader, Pursuing and praying, "Thy kingdom come..."

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Faith and work is not simply using work to share your faith but utilizing business to model faith, care for others, restore what is broken, and create to God’s glory…Work is not simply a means to ministry. Work is ministry! #kingdom

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Salvation ends in resurrection. If your evangelism only aims at “saving souls,” then you’re limiting the scope of God’s grace. #gospel #shalom

[5 Points Church Planting Podcast @5pointsplanting]

Football season is back - thankfully (except for FSU). Dr. Hunter Bailey is Woo Pig Sooie. On our latest episode, he talks about go-to tailgating food in Fayetteville. He also talks about supporting planters, the ghosts of church planting, and what is happening in the EPC.

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Christian discipleship is not transactional but devotion, not following God because He promises us “the good life” but because He is life. #gospel

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Woo Pig! #thisisbaseball #omahogs

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@RazorbackBSB Two for one is always beautiful

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@pastoremase The importance and skill to develop a culture that aligns with and carries the church’s vision and values forward, not simply relying on preaching & programs. Additionally, the ability to develop a strategic plan and create measurable accountability for the lead pastor and staff.

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Christianity is and always will be under attack in this world. Our hope is not in the false and lukewarm security of Christendom but the King of kings, who promises, “the gates of hell will not prevail against His church.”

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“Work out your own salvation with fear and trembling…” Please don’t misinterpret Paul to equate “fear and trembling” with “anxiety and insecurity.” “Fear and trembling” describes Christian humility, not indicating a lack of assurance. #gospel

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@memgrizz BAILEY 9

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… this is why the American great dechurching is also the great gospel opportunity!

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… therefore, the question is whether Christians in America will respond with fear and pride, which will further push the dechurched away, or whether we’ll respond with faith and repentance to model a spirituality that is not simply attached to our words but all of life.

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It might be counterintuitive to the presuppositions of generational Boomers and Gen Xers, but the great dechurching is not primarily a product of the “great secularizing.” The dechurched, in large part, are hungry for more holistic and authentic spirituality…

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The call of good news from our good God to an anxious world, “Repent…that times of refreshing may come from the presence of the Lord, and that he may send the Christ appointed for you, Jesus, whom heaven must receive until the time for restoring...”
Acts 3:19-21

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It’s critical to recognize that no generation or culture is inherently more agreeable to the gospel. The great de-churching is a shift from American Christendom, which invites us out of a malformed, cultural religion into a more robust, authentic Christian faith. #gospel

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@DechurchAmerica It’s critical to recognize that no generation or culture is inherently more agreeable to the gospel. The great de-churching is a shift from American Christendom, which invites us out of a malformed, cultural religion into a more robust, authentic Christian faith.

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“Faith is weakness!” (Scott Bowen, Signal Pres) Faith is essentially the emptying of ourselves and resting in Christ alone.

[Daniel F. Wells @Danielfwells]

Glad to see this. Men and women gifted by the Spirit to carry on the beautiful thought and legacy of Tim Keller.

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What will it take for Christians to begin to lead our communities again in creativity? For centuries, Christian theology served as a spark to imagination and innovation in both the classroom and the culture. How do we recapture that type of redemptive imagination?