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Should you be a church planter?

Author: Mike Anderson
POSTED ON: 07.28.08

I love church planting. It forces a few Christians to take the risk of a lifetime and preach the Gospel to a new set of people—and the best part is that God has been blessing that step of faith through so many in the Acts 29 network and so many others.

Scott Thomas is the Director of the Acts 29 network, and in this talk asks "Should you be a church planter?" Thanks Mr. Warnock.

If you shouldn't be a church planter, you should help church planters.

I found this on the Acts 29 blog. This is a truly beautiful act of worship for a kid to do. Could you help a church plant?

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Go Back the Way You Came

Speaker: John Bishop
DATE: 04.24.08
POSTED ON: 14.04.2008

On April 14th-15th, 2008, Leadership Network sponsored the Multi-Site Exposed | Seattle conference. The aim of the conference was to bring together a group of churches that are operating at multiple locations and to give smaller and younger churches the opportunity to learn from those that are further down the "multi-site" road.

In this second main session from the conference, listen as John Bishop of Living Hope Church talks about revitalizing your ministry, staying focused on Jesus, and recovering from burnout.

As they become available, all main sessions from the conference can be found here.

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Go Back the Way You Came

Speaker: John Bishop
DATE: 04.21.08
POSTED ON: 14.04.2008

On April 14th-15th, 2008, Leadership Network sponsored the Multi-Site Exposed | Seattle conference. The aim of the conference was to bring together a group of churches that are operating at multiple locations and to give smaller and younger churches the opportunity to learn from those that are further down the "multi-site" road.

In this second main session from the conference, watch as John Bishop of Living Hope Church talks about revitalizing your ministry, staying focused on Jesus, and recovering from burnout.

As they become available, all main sessions from the conference can be found here.

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Leading the Mission

Speaker: Darrin Patrick
DATE: 03.27.08
POSTED ON: 27.02.2008

On February 25-27, 2008 Resurgence hosted our National Conference titled Text & Context at Mars Hill Church's Ballard Campus. In this twelfth and final main session from the conference, watch as Darrin Patrick talks about what it takes to cast a vision and lead a church plant.

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Vision of a Church Planter

Speaker: Matt Chandler
DATE: 03.26.08
POSTED ON: 26.02.2008

On February 25-27, 2008 Resurgence hosted our National Conference titled Text & Context at Mars Hill Church's Ballard Campus. In this eighth session from the Conference, watch as Matt Chandler talks about the vision of a church planter.

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The Ox: Qualifications of a Church Planter

Speaker: Mark Driscoll
DATE: 03.25.08
POSTED ON: 26.02.2008

On February 25-27, 2008 Resurgence hosted our National Conference titled Text & Context at Mars Hill Church's Ballard Campus. In this seventh session from the Conference, watch as Mark Driscoll lays out exactly what it takes to plant a church.

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Keeping Christ Primary: Still the Church's Greatest Task

Author: John Armstrong
DATE: 2007
POSTED ON: 03.20.08

"Primary: earliest, original, of the first rank, of first importance, chief." So reads the entry in the Concise Oxford Dictionary (1976).

What, I ask you, is the church's primary task? Not what are the many good things the church should be doing, since there are a number of good answers to this question. But rather, what is really of first importance in the life of the church? How should leaders in your church think about doing the primary thing, that which is truly of first importance?

Spiritual Amnesia
It seems to me history reveals that the church of Jesus Christ is always in danger of spiritual amnesia. This danger seems even more evident to me now than it has been in many, many years. Today we argue about all kinds of church-related issues and needs. We even occasionally speak about revival and renewal. And we promote numerous causes-social, spiritual and political-but rarely do we address the need to restore the primary thing-the proclamation and place of Jesus Christ as Lord.

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Putting Preachers in Their Place

Speaker: Mark Driscoll
DATE: 03.12.08
POSTED ON: 25.02.2006

On February 25-27, 2008 Resurgence hosted our National Conference titled Text & Context at Mars Hill Church's Ballard Campus. In this first session from the conference, watch as Mark Driscoll sends out a wake up call to preachers.

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Leading the Mission

Speaker: Darrin Patrick
DATE: 03.11.08
POSTED ON: 27.02.2008

On February 25-27, 2008 Resurgence hosted our National Conference titled Text & Context at Mars Hill Church's Ballard Campus. In this twelfth and final main session from the conference, listen as Darrin Patrick talks about what it takes to cast a vision and lead a church plant.

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Vision of a Church Planter

Speaker: Matt Chandler
DATE: 03.11.08
POSTED ON: 26.02.2008

On February 25-27, 2008 Resurgence hosted our National Conference titled Text & Context at Mars Hill Church's Ballard Campus. In this eighth session from the Conference, listen as Matt Chandler talks about the vision of a church planter.

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