Here it comes! Don't let it scare you away. Ready? "The Radical Redirection of Relational Realities Required for the Revitalization of Conventional Christianity, its Citizens, and its Communities--One Person at a Time."
What a mouthful! Sounds serious, right? It is very serious, but with Jim Warren, there are always laughs and humor. Heartfelt “Stories from the Front Lines of Ministry” are coupled with serious discussions and scripture studies focused on revitalizing conventional Christianity.
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2021 Summer of Review, Week Thirteen—S1E20, Making & Growing Disciples Jesus’ Way, Part III: Sharing the Gospel of the Kingdom
In this second to the last 2021 Summer of Review, Jimbo teaches how to share the gospel of the kingdom of God in contrast to easy believism’s simple gospel of redemption. He walks us through an extensive kingdom gospel narrative, two keys to sharing this gospel narrative, including the importance of community, and finally, his counting the cost questions. All in all, Jimbo keeps up his radical call to move away from the mindset of conventional culturalized Christianity and take up a kingdom dweller’s lifestyle. Ready to get RADICAL?
31 Aug 2021
2021 Summer of Review Week Twelve, S1E19 Making & Growing Disciples Part II
Has your life in Christ been based on having prayed a prayer so you can go to heaven when you die? Is the way you live as a follower of Jesus simply doing your best, expecting God’s grace to cover your sins? Does your faith in Christ drive you to active obedience, or are you still making excuses when your life is not conformed to the demands of the New Covenant? As the 2021 summer of Review continues into week twelve, Jim Warren resumes his comparison of how kingdom Christianity makes and grows disciples of Jesus with the ways of conventional culturalized Christianity. In this episode, we look at the key issues necessary for becoming and making disciples of Jesus, or as some may say, “getting saved.” We will continue to see how this subject flows perfectly from our recent study of Philippians chapter three, verses seven through ten. One major reason the modern conventional culturalized church has fallen flat on its face is that most of us have gotten off on the wrong foot. Because of this, many will have to go back to the beginning to bring about the radical revitalization of conventional Christianity. After all, as Jimbo often says, this radical revitalization will only happen one person at a time.
25 Aug 2021
2021 Summer of Review Week Eleven, S1E18 Making & Growing Disciples Part I—Sacrificial Invested Ministry and Developing Redemptive Relationships
After finishing the three-part lesson on Paul’s radical attitude and actions that resulted from his conversion, Jim Warren begins a new four-part lesson on Making And Growing Disciples. In this episode, Jim introduces these new lessons in the Getting’ Down to the Nitty-Gritty section of Cultural Christianity Versus Kingdom Christianity. He begins by defining sacrificial invested ministry as the heart and soul of authentic Christian ministry and outreach. He also speaks about developing redemptive relationships, which are essential to making disciples where the name of Jesus has already been heard. Throughout this section, Jim encourages his listeners to remember that authentic conversion includes the intertwined elements of repentance and active faith producing obedience. You will remember this from the lessons on Paul’s radical attitude and actions found in Philippians 3:7-10.
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