Tag Archives: attractional

part 3: finally, another “a” word to consider

10. May, 2010 • Categories: Religion • by Blog Editor

third in a series of guest blog posts by Tod Bolsinger In my last two posts, I offered some reflections on the way that we use the label “attractional” as a descriptor of a church that is “not missional.” In fact, I suggested that the distinction was a false one and was actually keeping us [...]

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part 2: from attractional programs to attractive people

07. May, 2010 • Categories: Religion • by Blog Editor

This is the second in a three-part guest blog series by Tod Bolsinger Over fifteen years ago when I was busily buried in the basement of the Fuller Seminary Library working on my Ph.D. studies I stumbled across a quote that changed my life. It was in a book review by Martin Lloyd-Jones of G.C. [...]

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part 1: could attractional be missional?

03. May, 2010 • Categories: Current Affairs, Ecclesiology, Religion, Uncategorized • by Blog Editor

guest blog post by Tod Bolsinger Very recently, an incredibly generous friend gave me a new IPad as a gift.  It was really something. When I opened it up, I found myself gawking in awe at this technological marvel and realized once again why, this long-time PC user is slowly converting to Apple products.  First, [...]

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