People need Christ more than they need food and shelter. They need Christ more than they need water and air. It is our responsibility and privilege to reach them. For years most of our churches have used the attractional model of evangelism. This approach creates an environment at the church building or an event and [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Evangelism’
Pool Hall Evangelism
August 3rd, 2010
alandanielson Tracy Tonight
August 28th, 2009
alandanielson Tonight I’m speaking in Tracy, California at a “40 Days of Love” campaign kickoff event. Around 20 churches are involved and I’m overwhelmed with a burden for these churches and this city. Tracy has experienced conciderable trouble over the last year. A young girl’s murdered body was found in a suitcase. A 15-year-old boy escaped [...]
Speaking in Tracy, California
August 18th, 2009
alandanielson On Friday night, August 28th I’ll be speaking at a city-wide evangelistic event in Tracy, California (a suburb of the bay area). The event is sponsored by over 20 churches from all over Tracy and thousands of people will come to hear the message of Christ. I’m humbled and honored to be a part. This [...]
Steps Toward Missionality (is that even a word?) Part 3
July 11th, 2009
alandanielson In my last two posts I wrote about understanding why groups tend not to embrace mission, and how we need to personally revisit our theology of small groups. Today let’s explore the idea of environments. As leaders we must create an environment that fosters the living out and embracing of our missional values and our missional theology [...]
Steps Toward Missionality (is that even a word?) Part 2
July 8th, 2009
alandanielson Last time I talked about 7 contributing reasons for group inwardness and self-focus. Over the next few posts I’ll describe some steps we can take as leaders to adjust the course of our small group ministries from inward to outward. Let’s start with reviewing our own theological perspective for groups and mission. Now I don’t want to [...]
Steps Toward Missionality (is that even a word?) Part 1
July 6th, 2009
alandanielson Randall Neighbour asked a really loaded question: “How would you consult or work with a church to help them turn consumers into producers?” I thought this great question deserved a series of posts in response. Thanks for asking, Randall! Let’s start by trying to understand the “why” behind the “what”. The “what”, simply put, is that most small groups [...]
Adjusting Our Aim
July 3rd, 2009
alandanielson Many Churches (right or wrong) are boiling groups down to three values. Churches sometimge give these three values different names, but they typically represent the following words: Community, Discipleship, Mission. When I’m talking to these churches I find that they feel like they do community and discipleship pretty well but don’t do mission very well. They [...]




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