by Kent R. Hunter | Oct 6, 2025 | Kent R. Hunter, Movement, Revival, Who Broke My Church
In this last blog post of this series, we focus on the challenge of recession impression. One of the most powerful and meaningful teachings of Jesus comes from one verse of the New Testament. In Matthew 6:33, Jesus says, “Seek first the Kingdom and His righteousness,... 
by Kent R. Hunter | Sep 29, 2025 | Kent R. Hunter, Mission, Movement, Who Broke My Church
The disciples were probably not surprised by Jesus’ assessment that “The harvest is large, but there are few workers to gather it in” (Matthew 9:37). It seems like God’s work always needs more help. However, Jesus never asked for volunteers. Jesus modeled something... 
by Kent R. Hunter | Sep 22, 2025 | Kent R. Hunter, Movement, Revival, Who Broke My Church
The dictionary describes breakthrough as “the act, result, or place of breaking through against resistance, as in warfare; a strikingly important advance or discovery.” Perhaps you have noticed some breakthrough events from the Bible: Moses leading God’s people out of... 
by Kent R. Hunter | Sep 15, 2025 | Kent R. Hunter, Mission, Movement, Who Broke My Church
There is the story of the man who was interviewed on his 100th birthday. He was asked, “Have you seen a lot of changes?” The man replied, “Yeah, and I’ve been against every one of them!” You may know someone like that. I hope it is not the person you see in the... 
by Kent R. Hunter | Sep 8, 2025 | Kent R. Hunter, Mission, Movement, Who Broke My Church
Is your church effectively reaching new people—those who are not yet active followers of Jesus? Every Sunday, we travel to worship at our church. On the way, we pass churches where the parking lots are large and always full of cars. If we go a little bit further, we... 
by Kent R. Hunter | Sep 1, 2025 | Kent R. Hunter, Kingdom, Mission, Movement, Who Broke My Church
One of the great benefits of belonging to a church is the friendship that grows among the members. Church becomes family. Even in very large congregations, you may not know everyone. Yet you know some of those in the family. And they know you. That is great!...