Microchurches 39. How do we hold each other accountable in mission? - FAQs, Ep. 1
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Oct 19, 2022 Jeremy Stephens and Bill Couchenour, seasoned microchurch leaders, explore the vital theme of accountability in mission work. They discuss how communities can maintain momentum while empowering leaders to follow their calling. The duo emphasizes a servanthood approach to accountability, differentiating it from toxic authority. They highlight the importance of grace-filled relationships, regular community conversations, and innovative supports like peer coaching. Ultimately, they redefine accountability as a catalyst for spiritual growth and mission effectiveness.
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Defining Mission
- Define "mission" clearly to avoid misinterpretations.
- Focus on the essence and framework of mission rather than specific activities.
Mission vs. Ministry
- Ministry involves caring for one another within the Christian community.
- Mission, however, requires being sent to those outside, the "least and the lost".
Importance of Accountability
- Accountability, in the context of mission, is essential because it reflects obedience to God's calling.
- However, the form of accountability matters; it should be rooted in servanthood, not worldly power dynamics.