A goal of “gospel saturation,” must have an urban and rural focus. When calling attention to lostness in rural regions, never neglect the cities where 65% of the population reside. Likewise, do not focus on lostness of urban centers to the neglect of the small towns, villages, and open country places. If we are to be missionaries, we must see every pocket of lostness, and design appropriate strategies for each. Densely populated urban North America is a mission field, and the vast expanse of rural North America—though less populated in some regions—is a mission field. Therefore, a Great Commission-minded Christian will champion total gospel saturation of all places. To read more click here.
God loves multiplication, especially when it comes to reaching the lost with the gospel. As a church planter, have you addressed the multiplication question? Where are the pockets of people and special places where multiplication could occur in your mission field? To read more click here.
It amazes me just how often I hear from church planters and ministers alike about how tired they are and in need of a day or two of rest. Is rest for you the mere inactivity that results in sitting still? Are you able to find adequate time for rest? Do you find yourself living in the hurried and harried world of just too much to get done? Click here to read more.
The Church Planting Group at NAMB has formed a strategic partnership with ChurchWebsites to provide easy-to-manage, inexpensive website solutions to church plants and established churches. Download
Defining the North American Urban Context is a new brochure that helps our Acts 1:8 partners understand the word 'urban' and some of the challenges of planting churches in the urban context. For a free copy call our resource line: 888 749-7479. Download
Upcoming Events
CPM Forum:
February 24-27, 2010 (TBD)
February 23-26, 2011 (TBD)
SSLM:
July 25-28, 2010 (TBD)
July 31-August 3, 2011 (TBD)
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