Quotes about Engagement

war alone is not the answer. We must also fight for the hearts and minds of those who would do us harm.

No amount of money or ideas can replace the value of being physically present, giving time and attention to people or projects.

Many faith communities have become little more than gatherings of isolated individuals, while the number of online communities continues to grow.

We want people who have hearts that break for our world and the people in it and do something about it.

Many Christian leaders spend their entire lives within the confines of the church campus and wonder why they see little breakthrough in the area of evangelism.

If we are going to build a culture of discipleship, we will have to learn to balance invitation and challenge appropriately.

If we can't live the sacred journey with Christ daily and are not actively drawing others into that journey—way outside the worship center or sanctuary and outside our stained-glass or silk-plant ghettos—we can't expect to do it in an hour on Sunday morning or Wednesday night.

There seem to be three different ways that we learn, but unequivocally, we learn best when there is a dynamic interplay between all three at one time: 1) Classroom/Lecture passing on of information 2) Apprenticeship 3) Immersion

balance invitation and challenge appropriately

We don't have A "missional" problem. We Have A discipleship Problem.

It's heartbreaking that so many hundreds of millions of people around the world are desperate for the right to vote, but here in America people stay home on election day.

Anyone who seeks to be involved in politics should join hands with America.