In Missional Renaissance, Reggie McNeal highlights three shifts in thinking and behavior.
Three Shifts in Thinking and Behavior:
From Church-Centric to Kingdom-Focused[1]
- From Destination to Connector
- From thinking we are the point to being absolutely the point
- From attractional to incarnational
- From member culture to missionary culture
- From proclamation to demonstration
- From institutional to organic
- From reaching and assimilating to connecting and deploying
- From worship services to service as worship
- From congregations to missional communities
- From there to here
From Program Development to People Development[2]
- From standardization to customization
- From scripting to shaping
- From participation to maturation
- From delivering to debriefing
- From didactic to behavioral
- From curriculum-centered to life-centered
- From growing into service to growing through service
- From compartmentalization to integration
- From age segregation to age integration
From Church-Based Leadership to Kingdom Leadership[3]
- From church job to kingdom assignment
- From institutional representative to viral agent
- From director to producer
- From reliving the past (the Historian) to rearranging the future (the journalist)
- From train and deploy to deploy and debrief
- From positional to personal
Thanks to Bob Adams for providing this content.
[1] p. 42 ff
[2] p. 95 ff
[3] p. 133 ff


