If you could have a big tree with only a little fruit or a small tree with lots of fruit, which would you choose? It’s about a choice, right? But we’ll get back to that in a second. I’ve noticed there seem to be two things I can do with Jesus. Either I can increasingly [...]

On Tuesday, March 5, my newest book Leading Kingdom Movements comes out. (It will immediately be available in ebook and paperback form.) We have already released a few items regarding the book ahead of time: Here’s a short excerpt talking about the opportunity a Cultural Earthquake creates. Here’s a few chapters you can download for [...]

On March 5th, my newest book Leading Kingdom Movements will be released. The following is a small excerpt from the first chapter exploring the opportunity afforded to us by the cultural earthquake we have all experienced in the last 50 years.   +++++++++++++++++++++++   In seismically active zones, such as the Jordan Rift Valley, is a geological [...]

On March 5, our newest book will be released called Leading Kingdom Movements. Over the next few weeks, we will be releasing various posts, excerpts, thoughts and questions related to the topic of this book. We’ve been working on this for what seems like the better part of a year and are quite excited to be [...]

As you’ve probably picked up…it’s all about camp this week at 2013. Not surprisingly…some of the people around the office have taken it a bit more literally than others and camp costumes may-or-may-not be circulating this week. If you’ve ever met our team…this should come as no suprise. On Monday, we released the post “Why [...]

This is CAMP WEEK, here at 3DM! We started Monday with a really well written and insightful post by Sam + Taylor Breen, titled “Why Camp Matters.” Today, we’re looking at camp-well-designed. Here’s why this is important: If you are trying to put discipleship and mission at the heart of everything you’re doing…it’s not just [...]

by Sam Breen Camps often serve as a milestone in a person’s life - one that can’t be replaced by anything else. Milestones often don’t change your direction, they help you recognize how far you have gone and how much further your have to go. Maybe more importantly, when you gets lost, milestones are a [...]

Customarily a “State of the Union” address does two things: First, it makes some poignant observations about where we’ve been in the past year. In our context: “Broadly, what did 2012 hold for evangelicalism?” Second, it gives some ideas and pictures of the future. “What will this next year hold and where might we want [...]