As pastors and ministry leaders, how can we lean more deeply into God's mission when we're faced with societal disruptions and disillusionment? In this week's conversation on FrontStage BackStage, host Jason Daye is joined by Linson Daniel. Linson is the associate pastor at METRO Church in Texas. He is also a senior advisor for InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, and his most recent book is entitled Reviving Mission. Together, Linson and Jason look at the backstage of ministry leaders' lives and the value of a deep encounter with God. Linson then shares a very practical framework on how we can more intentionally engage in God's mission for ourselves and for the communities that we lead.
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Some key takeaways from this conversation:
Linson Daniel on the importance of seeking God first for guidance, strength, and purpose: "Mission has to start with an encounter with God."
Linson Daniel on the significance of investing deeply in people and trusting them to carry their influence forward: "We empower people by serving them and sending them."
Linson Daniel on the transformative impact of having a personal relationship with Jesus, particularly during challenging times: "There was something about being connected to Jesus that made even the hardest days worth it."
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