Culture of the Few | Blog
Have you ever found yourself living in the tension of where you want to be, and where God has you? In this video, Brad shares with Son Burn Encounters about the value of trusting God in the process. Looking at the prophetic instruction of Jeremiah chapter 29, Brad explores how we don't have to wait to be sent out in order to impact a generation for Jesus. Be faithful where you are and you will see fruit beyond the frustration.
Brian Orme, host of the Borme Identity podcast, interviews Culture of the Few author, Brad McKoy, about the power of discipleship and the living out life with an awareness of how the micro impacts the macro.
Brad McKoy took some time to talk to his good friend, Brian Orme, about his journey to learning the value of making disciples and living out the gospel in the micro. Their conversation covered the process of learning that discipleship is more than discussing a Christian book over coffee together. Pointing to the life of Jesus as our model for what it looks like to make disciples, Brad talks about the power of following Jesus in everyday ways and inviting others into that process.
http://podcast.iborme.com/interview-with-brad-mckoy/
I don’t know where William Penn was when he first began to pray in the late 1600’s for “room for such a holy experiment.” Maybe he was in his father’s home in County Cork, or maybe it was when he was imprisoned in the Tower of London. It doesn’t really matter where he was, but today, I sit in the answer to that prayer. I pray that God would give us the courage and conviction to pray prayers that future generations can live in.
