How will the church remain effective in our current world?
The flesh will not get the job done in a post-Christian world.
In a world where the antichrist spiritual forces of darkness are working in tandem with an increasing secular world we are faced with a tough decision.
Are we going to pray and seek GOD for a move of His Spirit? Are we going to become saturated with Kingdom boldness? 

Sometimes we speak about spiritual conversations as “with” not “at.” We want to lead them to self-discovery but that doesn’t mean that we don’t say anything controversial. How can we have boldness in spiritual conversations and be okay with the tension? How do we produce tension that is godly and has transformational potential? Today we discuss what it means to have kingdom boldness in the mission.

Preparing yourself to live mobilized and to have natural spiritual conversations may be the most important thing that we do. Missional living within the everyday rhythms of life is what we personally do, it is what we promote, and it’s why we partner with pastors and churches. It is also one of the most challenging things to do. Today we want to discuss some ways that we can overcome these challenges by preparing ourselves to live every day as “sent ones.” 

In today’s episode, we discuss an article written by Daniel Yang, Director of the Send Institute, for Lifeway Research regarding the demographic shift that is happening and projected to happen in the next 25 years and how this impacts church planting.

At The Mobilized Church Network, we believe that there is a need to be aware of shifts and be ready to address them, but we also believe that there are some core biblical principles that innately address these issues. If we can embrace a “church-emerging-from” principle rather than “a church-built-for” model we will always be relevant and ahead of the trends. Thank you for joining us as we discuss “Church Planting and ’The 2050 Factor.’”

When Jesus started his earthly ministry, he did so by declaring, “Repent for the kingdom of the skies (heaven) is at hand” and preaching “the gospel of the kingdom.” What does that mean and how does that relate to us and our mission today in reaching our world and making disciples? Join us as we discuss “The Gospel of the Kingdom.”

There is much confusion and a lot of speculation about the end-times and the prophecies surrounding those events. Oftentimes, this produces one of two mindsets: 1) everything that happens is another sign or prophecy, or 2) a cynical attitude that questions the validity of all prophecies. Today, we tackle this challenging subject and attempt to answer the question of what the perspective of a disciple of Jesus should be as it pertains the last days. 

Making disciples and creating a disciple-making culture, like every spiritual pursuit, is built on prayer and our relationship with God. Today we talk about two critical elements that must be a part of every disciple-makers life. 

If it’s the job of the Holy Spirit to convict and convert, how do we become co-laborers with Him in the mission of reaching people with the gospel? What is our role in this process and how do we fulfill that? Today we talk about how skilled disciple-makers have an ability to engage in effective spiritual conversations and to partner with the Holy Spirit in the mission. 

We’ve often heard phrases like, “Just let them see our lives” and “More is caught than taught.” But are these concepts biblical? And what is the difference between passive and active discipleship? Today we tackle what it means to activate discipleship in every area of our lives. 

You can have cognitive dissonance from the gap on the Belief-Behavior spectrum. (That is truly “the gap” between how a person IS living and what truth teaches how they OUGHT to be living. This is “The Gap”). But you can also have ‘devotion dissonance’ on a Dedication-Desire spectrum, which is the other element of creating and managing the Is-Ought Gap. It’s not just behaving what you believe. It’s also the fact that we dedicate ourselves to what we desire. 

Join us today as we discuss way to close the dedication/desire gap.