If you want to know what I think @RootAndrew got right, and what he got wrong, in his "Ministry in a Secular Age" series of books, read this:
https://t.co/YHfvoki3E2
"John wants to expose these things for what they are: beasts that seek to draw our worship away from the one true God. And so, like a good sermon, Revelation is meant to unsettle you, to draw your attention to the darkness all around." - @cabematthews
https://t.co/M07LXddSs8
I just wrote a piece for @FirebrandMag arguing that the much neglected book of Revelation has the word of hope that God’s people most need to hear right now. Check it out here:
https://t.co/2PUee5ODa7
Launching a "discipleship project" and need your help. Wanting to be in regular conversation with ministry practitioners as I do my research. See link for a short video about the project & to sign up to participate. And could you help spread the word?
https://t.co/ZjecnRwnLr
@kdjtheologian Also, catechesis might be more about initiation/evangelism. How are you distinguishing the two? Is discipleship necessarily ongoing action? Or do some think of it in terms of initiation?
@kdjtheologian Not sure what I'd add. The minor revival in interest in catechesis might be worth a notice. Also some in the Wesleyan circles I run in are trying to bring back class meetings and band meetings. Former is maybe just Christian ed, latter is maybe spiritual discipline/practice?
@kdjtheologian Thanks for the response! I'm going to have to keep an eye on this project. I'm interested in what others are doing with both evangelism and discipleship, and what seems to be actually shaping actual Christians in actual churches these days.