Students

If you find yourself wondering whether today’s students have the vision, character and passion to lead change in this generation, don’t miss this amazing story of God’s grace lived out through 7,000+ students from over 100 campuses across Ethiopia. My friend Tariku Fufa says “this is all about giving purpose and mission to younger leaders.” Did I fail to mention that we only have 10 campus staff members in that country?

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4 Great Links to Leading Relevant Change

by Ken Leadership

Howdy from Austin, Texas. This is God’s country. Last night I enjoyed some fantastic enchiladas at Trudy’s Texas Star Cafe with my old friend John Hand. Hard to believe we pledged a fraternity here 28 years ago. So much has changed as this classic college town has grown, no, exploded, from about 300,000 residents in [...]

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Are Today’s Students On Your Radar?

by Ken Students

Recently I had the opportunity to meet with some people who are totally serious about fulfilling the Great Commission in the next ten years. Yep, vision flowed. This was a gathering of the Lausanne Strategy Working Group who were preparing for Cape Town 2010, the Third Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization. My friend Paul Eshleman [...]

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Twenty Years Ago Today…

by Ken Movements

Who can forget the grainy image of one courageous student staring down a column of tanks? Twenty years ago today the Chinese government chose lethal force to deal with a swelling student-led movement in Tiananmen Square. That fateful decision appears to have triggered one of the greatest spiritual awakenings in church history. The exponential growth [...]

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Updated: Ministry to Movement (m2M) slides and notes

by Ken Movements

Here’s an updated link to the Google Docs slides for m2M Antioch Movement presentations.

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m2M Antioch Movements Message from CM2007

by Ken Movements

What happened at Antioch? What movement-building principles can we apply today? I’ve received numerous requests for the audio, slides, handout of this presentation and have posted links on Google Video and Docs. Please use, copy and edit as needed. ken

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Communication: “Where’s My Screen?”

by Ken Culture

“Where’s my screen?” blurted the middle-aged woman next to me while we waited for the Indiana Jones show to begin at Disney World. Her rummaging instantly produced a sleek iPhone. We still had 10 more minutes to blow, why not get a little bit of work done while waiting? Over-35′s value smartphones as a means [...]

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