Robert Reach thinks of movement fruit in terms of Jesus’ parable of the mustard seed. Christ said that the gospel is the smallest of all seeds, but it bears the largest of fruit. This is what is occurring around the world in movements, and this fact has driven Reach to ask why this is the case.
Reach wants to know how the gospel produces such fruit through movements. This question drove his research and writing of Impacting Eternity.
DC Keane was recently interviewed by Cresent Project Radio on why he wrote Uncharted Mission: Going to the Final Frontiers.
Read what Shane Priebe had to say in his review of Ephesiology in the September 2021 publication in Sage Journal.
"In Ephesiology, Michael Cooper looks to connect his expertise in religious movements with the church movement in Ephesus during the first century. The book focuses on building a missional theology, a theology focused on finding a way to connect a community’s story with God’s story...
The oh so radical thing that I was talking about was movements.
This is about making disciples. And that is a radical act.
