Circuit Rider Trainings History of Circuit Riders - Derek Mack - CR Experience 2020
Sep 22, 2020
Derek Mack, a renowned teacher known for his insights on revival and church history, dives into the gritty legacy of the original Methodist circuit riders. He passionately discusses the significance of their heritage, encouraging a sacrificial approach to ministry. Mack reflects on the inspiring missions of John Wesley and Francis Asbury, emphasizing the importance of humility and adapting to modern challenges. The conversation also touches on empowerment of lay ministers and the need for deep discipleship in today's world, inspiring listeners to embrace a life of uncomfortable service.
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Grit As The Core DNA
- The Circuit Riders' defining quality was gritty, relentless commitment rather than a clever name or comfort.
- Derek Mack argues that that grit is the cultural DNA the movement must preserve and pass on.
The World Is Your Parish
- John Wesley and George Whitefield pioneered outdoor preaching and a global parish mindset that birthed circuit riding.
- Derek Mack highlights 'the world is my parish' as the movement's missionary vision.
Commissioning At Wesley's Chapel
- Derek Mack recounts commissioning students in John Wesley's chapel where Wesley commissioned Francis Asbury centuries earlier.
- The parallel made him feel both humbled and compelled to go back out into the field.