What do we do when we reach the end of our grit? The Resilient Global Worker Study listened to the experience and wisdom of nearly 900 cross-cultural ministers of the Gospel. What they shared transformed our understanding of how to persevere with joy. GOOD NEWS: Missional Resilience can flourish when our grit runs out. Subscribe and join us on this lifelong pilgrimage.
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As you can see, our community is really growing! I believe people keep joining this email list (even though I haven't given it my full attention) because our need for missional resilience resonates with so many of us right now.
So I’m reaching out to check if you’d like to receive our family/ministry update letter this year. Here’s the address I have for you: [ADDRESS GOES HERE].
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If we're friends on Facebook or Instagram than you know I’ve been on the move recently:
I got to dinner late on the first night of MissioNexus. In a room of over 1,000 people I found a table with an open spot and sat down. Immediately someone said, “You can help us with this question!” It turned out I was with some folks from CIT - a ministry that trains missionaries. God has impressed upon my heart the demands missionary trainers experience this year so I was delighted to chat with them.
Their campus was just 30 minutes from where I needed to be the following Monday afternoon. God knew what I couldn’t have known when I was planning this trip and I was prompted to not plan where I would stay over the weekend!
That Sunday night I received their hospitality and on Monday morning give an impromptu 90 minute workshop on Missional Resilience for their staff. It’s material I’ve spent a lot of time with over the years but this was the first time I had just given a workshop with literally no preparation.
God knows what will come of that impromptu workshop. For me (and why I'm sharing it with you) it was an important reminder of the need to regularly exercise our spiritual instincts and follow through on the small but sometimes odd prompts.
I also sense as we become more and more aware of the turmoil in the world and the fragility of life, this message about missional resilience is a timely one for all of us who recognize that to finish the race God has entrusted to each of us will require more than our grit. Glory to God for All things!
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What do we do when we reach the end of our grit? The Resilient Global Worker Study listened to the experience and wisdom of nearly 900 cross-cultural ministers of the Gospel. What they shared transformed our understanding of how to persevere with joy. GOOD NEWS: Missional Resilience can flourish when our grit runs out. Subscribe and join us on this lifelong pilgrimage.