Of course, there are ways to bring back formation, but it must include more than what is typically provided in discipleship training. It will require far more than doctrinal correctness. Chapter 11 of my book, "Liminal Leadership" provides a missional framework as a starter. We need a robust strategy to address our current culture of nihilism.
I’d be curious to juxtapose your take with mine at The Homebuilders. I see culture being an implication of a lack of formation at the local level. We’ve mostly lost any semblance to subsidiarity as a result of technology, but I do think there are ways we can bring it back.
Of course, there are ways to bring back formation, but it must include more than what is typically provided in discipleship training. It will require far more than doctrinal correctness. Chapter 11 of my book, "Liminal Leadership" provides a missional framework as a starter. We need a robust strategy to address our current culture of nihilism.
I’d be curious to juxtapose your take with mine at The Homebuilders. I see culture being an implication of a lack of formation at the local level. We’ve mostly lost any semblance to subsidiarity as a result of technology, but I do think there are ways we can bring it back.