In this conversation, Brian and Cory discuss the importance of leading by example into the harvest and staying engaged with the lost and broken. We emphasize the need for both ordinary believers and network leaders to actively pursue relationships with non-believers and avoid becoming too inward-focused. We also highlight the importance of staying fresh, sharp, and radical by continually engaging in the harvest and adapting tools and strategies to the current cultural context.
- Take Aways
- Leaders should actively engage with the lost and broken themselves and not outsource this task to others.
- Believers need to balance development and pioneering work, continually seeking new relationships and engaging with the harvest.
- Staying in the harvest keeps believers fresh, sharp, and radical, and helps them see the power of God at work.
- It is important to regularly evaluate and adapt tools and strategies to the current cultural context.
- Both ordinary believers and network leaders should prioritize spending time with non-believers and avoid becoming inward-focused.
