Many people long for more “life” in their church. It’s not necessarily a new desire. I think God puts a desire within each of us for His most, even if we don’t realize what we’re wanting. It may be a longing to see more miracles. Fewer rules and more of following the Spirit. Less talk and more walk. More unchurched […]
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Yolo, Shit and Snap–why they don’t gain you influence
Engaging unchurched people is often difficult to do. We churched people use different lingo and different jokes. It’s hard to know how to build the bridge from here to there so “they” can become one of “us”: churched.
Or more importantly, a follower of Christ.
Personally, relating to unchurched people isn’t that abnormal for me. Not that it’s any easier, it’s just that I’ve grown up doing it. I homeschooled all twelve grades, but when I was nine years old I started playing Little League baseball. I played four years of Little League and then got invited by our local public school to play for the Junior High team. After two years of Junior High, I moved up to the High School team. There I played two years on the varsity team—starting center fielder.
