Emergent Movement
Though a subject of great discussion in the late 1990s and early 2000s, the emergent movement has seemingly dropped off the map as of late. Part of this stems from the difficulty in defining just what the Emergent Movement is. Led by authors and pastors like Brian McLaren (A New Kind of Christian, 2001) and Tony Jones (The Church is Flat, 2011), emergent churches have sought to reshape how to “do church” in the postmodern culture, often challenging traditional Christian understandings of faith and practice.
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Key elements of the most controversial and misunderstood movement in the church today.
The 'emerging church' movement has generated a lot of excitement but only a handful of congregations. Is it the wave of the future or a passing fancy?
Brian McLaren's 'new' Christianity is not so much revolutionary as evolutionary.
The Rise and Fall of Mars HillEpisode 2|54minBoomers, The Big Sort, and Really, Really Big ChurchesPost-war suburban church expansion charted a course that Mars Hill would follow.
The Difference between 'Platform' and Pastoral LeadershipAustralia pastor Mark Sayers says influence has to be about more than book sales and retweets.- Top Three Adversaries of Christian Conservatives: Communism, Islam ... and the Emergent Church?Pioneer of biblical investing will take aim at unexpected target during Values Voter Summit.
Sorry, 'Emergence Christianity' Still Isn't the ReformationPhyllis Tickle's investigation into the varieties of "emergence Christianity" is insufficiently skeptical about "this new thing that God is doing."
Emerging vs. TraditionalIn Deep Church, Jim Belcher says it doesn't have to be either-or.
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