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Monday, February 14, 2005

New Reality Number Six

The Rise in Apostolic Leadership

You get the chance to give shape to the movement that will define its expression for perhaps hundreds of years (if Jesus doesn’t come back and usher in the kingdom).

There is much to say about this chapter but I fear I won’t do it justice. Really you’re just going to have to read the book. But I will close my book review with this quote from the author.

The willingness and ability of church leaders to talk intelligently and forthrightly about the emerging world will not relativize Christianity but will relevantize it.

posted by Nick @ 11:19 AM

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