“Brokenness exists within each channel of culture. Our role isn't merely to run reports, create spreadsheets, and show up on time. We are called to find the things that are broken and affect them in some positive way.” — Gabe Lyons Copy Share Image
“The next Christians must beware that operating in the center of the world requires a deep anchoring in Christ, a grounding that’s achieved only… — Gabe Lyons Copy Share
“Inviting fellow human beings to experience beauty teases their souls and allows them, albeit briefly, to see a picture of how things ought to… — Gabe Lyons Copy Share
“The lesson is critical. Daniel and his friends did something counterintuitive. They trusted that their faith would intersect with God’s faithfulness. 1 They believed… — Gabe Lyons Copy Share
“Yes, of course, we must contextualize our message, and this book is partly an attempt to call Christians to recognize and respond appropriately and… — Gabe Lyons Copy Share
“These countercultures are changing the face of Christianity in our world. No longer embarrassed by false representations of the Gospel, the next Christians are… — Gabe Lyons Copy Share
“Simply put, relating to the world by following the world can be a recipe for disappointment and disillusionment. Countercultures that point out the problem… — Gabe Lyons Copy Share
“Incivility expects what it isn’t willing to give. We often fight off, run away from, or exclude others because we believe we’ve already found… — Gabe Lyons Copy Share
“Not convinced? Research organizations like the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life, LifeWay Research, Time magazine, and UCLA now say that most Protestant… — Gabe Lyons Copy Share
“Brokenness exists within each channel of culture. Our role isn't merely to run reports, create spreadsheets, and show up on time. We are called… — Gabe Lyons Copy Share
