In this conversation, Roy Moran discusses the topic of mobilizing the existing church to make disciples. He is described as a disruptor who helps people think differently and disrupts their practices. The concept of hybrid church is introduced, which involves inviting friends to discover the Bible together and create biblically flourishing communities. Moran emphasizes the importance of understanding one's context and creating pathways for exploration. He also encourages leaders to become permission-giving and to use language that focuses on sending and mission. The conversation concludes with the idea of re-gospeling and helping people understand the true nature of the gospel.
- Mobilizing the existing church requires a mindset shift and a willingness to disrupt traditional practices.
- Creating hybrid church models can involve inviting friends to discover the Bible together and forming biblically flourishing communities.
- Understanding one's context and creating pathways for exploration are crucial in mobilizing the local church.
- Leaders should become permission-giving and use language that focuses on sending and mission.
- Re-gospeling efforts involve helping people understand the true nature of the gospel and their role in the family business.
