The Church is now typically composed of only two types of people, those who do ministry and those to whom it is done.  Those to whom it is done are 95 percent of the church.  When the Church treats almost all of her members as consumers of ministry, she fails to disciple her members and she fails to equip and empower them for “full time ministry” in the world.

This series of podcasts explores what it means to live as the fully mobilized people of God in everyday life.  I discuss my thirty-year struggle to live as a disciple while practicing family law full time as a calling.  All this time it has been my desire to work in “full time service” to the Lord, doing “the Lord’s work,” and offering biblical worship to the Lord in court houses and law offices. In brief, my goal has been to be a faithful witness to Jesus within a war zone.

After a beginning podcast chronicling my wandering in the wilderness as a disoriented Christian lawyer, we will discuss the biblical vision of calling, worship, ministry, and the Lord’s work as well as the practical challenges of the everyday running of a business as mission.

Come join us as we cast a mobilizing vision for the whole people of God.

The Church is now typically composed of only two types of people, those who do ministry and those to whom it is done.  Those to whom it is done are 95 percent of the church.  When the Church treats almost all of her members as consumers of ministry, she fails to disciple her members and she fails to equip and empower them for “full time ministry” in the world.

This series of podcasts explores what it means to live as the fully mobilized people of God in everyday life.  I discuss my thirty-year struggle to live as a disciple while practicing family law full time as a calling.  All this time it has been my desire to work in “full time service” to the Lord, doing “the Lord’s work,” and offering biblical worship to the Lord in court houses and law offices. In brief, my goal has been to be a faithful witness to Jesus within a war zone.

After a beginning podcast chronicling my wandering in the wilderness as a disoriented Christian lawyer, we will discuss the biblical vision of calling, worship, ministry, and the Lord’s work as well as the practical challenges of the everyday running of a business as mission.

Come join us as we cast a mobilizing vision for the whole people of God.

The Church is now typically composed of only two types of people, those who do ministry and those to whom it is done.  Those to whom it is done are 95 percent of the church.  When the Church treats almost all of her members as consumers of ministry, she fails to disciple her members and she fails to equip and empower them for “full time ministry” in the world.

This series of podcasts explores what it means to live as the fully mobilized people of God in everyday life.  I discuss my thirty-year struggle to live as a disciple while practicing family law full time as a calling.  All this time it has been my desire to work in “full time service” to the Lord, doing “the Lord’s work,” and offering biblical worship to the Lord in court houses and law offices. In brief, my goal has been to be a faithful witness to Jesus within a war zone.

After a beginning podcast chronicling my wandering in the wilderness as a disoriented Christian lawyer, we will discuss the biblical vision of calling, worship, ministry, and the Lord’s work as well as the practical challenges of the everyday running of a business as mission.

Come join us as we cast a mobilizing vision for the whole people of God.

The Church is now typically composed of only two types of people, those who do ministry and those to whom it is done.  Those to whom it is done are 95 percent of the church.  When the Church treats almost all of her members as consumers of ministry, she fails to disciple her members and she fails to equip and empower them for “full time ministry” in the world.

This series of podcasts explores what it means to live as the fully mobilized people of God in everyday life.  I discuss my thirty-year struggle to live as a disciple while practicing family law full time as a calling.  All this time it has been my desire to work in “full time service” to the Lord, doing “the Lord’s work,” and offering biblical worship to the Lord in court houses and law offices. In brief, my goal has been to be a faithful witness to Jesus within a war zone.

After a beginning podcast chronicling my wandering in the wilderness as a disoriented Christian lawyer, we will discuss the biblical vision of calling, worship, ministry, and the Lord’s work as well as the practical challenges of the everyday running of a business as mission.

Come join us as we cast a mobilizing vision for the whole people of God.

The Church is now typically composed of only two types of people, those who do ministry and those to whom it is done.  Those to whom it is done are 95 percent of the church.  When the Church treats almost all of her members as consumers of ministry, she fails to disciple her members and she fails to equip and empower them for “full time ministry” in the world.

This series of podcasts explores what it means to live as the fully mobilized people of God in everyday life.  I discuss my thirty-year struggle to live as a disciple while practicing family law full time as a calling.  All this time it has been my desire to work in “full time service” to the Lord, doing “the Lord’s work,” and offering biblical worship to the Lord in court houses and law offices. In brief, my goal has been to be a faithful witness to Jesus within a war zone.

After a beginning podcast chronicling my wandering in the wilderness as a disoriented Christian lawyer, we will discuss the biblical vision of calling, worship, ministry, and the Lord’s work as well as the practical challenges of the everyday running of a business as mission.

Come join us as we cast a mobilizing vision for the whole people of God.

The Church is now typically composed of only two types of people, those who do ministry and those to whom it is done.  Those to whom it is done are 95 percent of the church.  When the Church treats almost all of her members as consumers of ministry, she fails to disciple her members and she fails to equip and empower them for “full time ministry” in the world.

This series of podcasts explores what it means to live as the fully mobilized people of God in everyday life.  I discuss my thirty-year struggle to live as a disciple while practicing family law full time as a calling.  All this time it has been my desire to work in “full time service” to the Lord, doing “the Lord’s work,” and offering biblical worship to the Lord in court houses and law offices. In brief, my goal has been to be a faithful witness to Jesus within a war zone.

After a beginning podcast chronicling my wandering in the wilderness as a disoriented Christian lawyer, we will discuss the biblical vision of calling, worship, ministry, and the Lord’s work as well as the practical challenges of the everyday running of a business as mission.

Come join us as we cast a mobilizing vision for the whole people of God.

The Church is now typically composed of only two types of people, those who do ministry and those to whom it is done.  Those to whom it is done are 95 percent of the church.  When the Church treats almost all of her members as consumers of ministry, she fails to disciple her members and she fails to equip and empower them for “full time ministry” in the world.

This series of podcasts explores what it means to live as the fully mobilized people of God in everyday life.  I discuss my thirty-year struggle to live as a disciple while practicing family law full time as a calling.  All this time it has been my desire to work in “full time service” to the Lord, doing “the Lord’s work,” and offering biblical worship to the Lord in court houses and law offices. In brief, my goal has been to be a faithful witness to Jesus within a war zone.

After a beginning podcast chronicling my wandering in the wilderness as a disoriented Christian lawyer, we will discuss the biblical vision of calling, worship, ministry, and the Lord’s work as well as the practical challenges of the everyday running of a business as mission.

Come join us as we cast a mobilizing vision for the whole people of God.

The Other Six Days-Part 5-Street Worship In Christ

 The Church is now typically composed of only two types of people, those who do ministry and those to whom it is done.  Those to whom it is done are 95 percent of the church.  When the Church treats almost all of her members as consumers of ministry, she fails to disciple her members and she fails to equip and empower them for “full time ministry” in the world.

This series of podcasts explores what it means to live as the fully mobilized people of God in everyday life.  I discuss my thirty-year struggle to live as a disciple while practicing family law full time as a calling.  All this time it has been my desire to work in “full time service” to the Lord, doing “the Lord’s work,” and offering biblical worship to the Lord in court houses and law offices. In brief, my goal has been to be a faithful witness to Jesus within a war zone.

After a beginning podcast chronicling my wandering in the wilderness as a disoriented Christian lawyer, we will discuss the biblical vision of calling, worship, ministry, and the Lord’s work as well as the practical challenges of the everyday running of a business as mission.

Come join us as we cast a mobilizing vision for the whole people of God.

The Church is now typically composed of only two types of people, those who do ministry and those to whom it is done.  Those to whom it is done are 95 percent of the church.  When the Church treats almost all of her members as consumers of ministry, she fails to disciple her members and she fails to equip and empower them for “full time ministry” in the world.

This series of podcasts explores what it means to live as the fully mobilized people of God in everyday life.  I discuss my thirty-year struggle to live as a disciple while practicing family law full time as a calling.  All this time it has been my desire to work in “full time service” to the Lord, doing “the Lord’s work,” and offering biblical worship to the Lord in court houses and law offices. In brief, my goal has been to be a faithful witness to Jesus within a war zone.

After a beginning podcast chronicling my wandering in the wilderness as a disoriented Christian lawyer, we will discuss the biblical vision of calling, worship, ministry, and the Lord’s work as well as the practical challenges of the everyday running of a business as mission.

Come join us as we cast a mobilizing vision for the whole people of God.

The Other Six Days-Part 3- A Law Business As Kingdom Mission?

The Church is now typically composed of only two types of people, those who do ministry and those to whom it is done.  Those to whom it is done are 95 percent of the church.  When the Church treats almost all of her members as consumers of ministry, she fails to disciple her members and she fails to equip and empower them for “full time ministry” in the world.

This series of podcasts explores what it means to live as the fully mobilized people of God in everyday life.  I discuss my thirty-year struggle to live as a disciple while practicing family law full time as a calling.  All this time it has been my desire to work in “full time service” to the Lord, doing “the Lord’s work,” and offering biblical worship to the Lord in court houses and law offices. In brief, my goal has been to be a faithful witness to Jesus within a war zone.

After a beginning podcast chronicling my wandering in the wilderness as a disoriented Christian lawyer, we will discuss the biblical vision of calling, worship, ministry, and the Lord’s work as well as the practical challenges of the everyday running of a business as mission.

Come join us as we cast a mobilizing vision for the whole people of God.