David & Eveline Hund » Pilgrimage

Thinking about Missio Dei primarily in the context of God’s eternal Love, in contrast to to thinking about Missio Dei as God’s ‘problem-solving activity’ does leave us with many questions.
I think it fits in a broader paradigm shift that many young Christians are experiencing today. Much has been written about the shift from Modernity […]

Missions did not begin in the minds of theologians or in denominational boardmeetings. Neither was it first an original, inspired activity of the early church. Missions began within the divine Community of Three.
Before there was anything, there was the Community of Three. And there was love.
For God so loved the world that He.. “created it..”
The […]

There has been some discussion on the term ‘missional’ lately. See here, here and here. Good.
I especially enjoyed reading about the many ‘Non Missional Assumptions‘ around. So true: Living a missional life costs us. It is not a minor adjustment in ‘how we do church’. What is our commitment to living missionally really?
In the end […]

Andrew writes a little bit on Missio Dei, a great intro to the concept of our next post. Read it.

Just to clear up potential misunderstanding from the start: some of you might have thought that this website was named Mission Always. This is understandable, correct, and in fact quite appropriate. However we meant Missional Ways when we thought it up.
Missional Ways refers to behaviour, life-style, conduct. This is exactly what we would like to […]