“This movement utilizes complex systems and algorithms for sending Believers to ‘occupy’ key places of influence in order to transform culture.”
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While most current and recent “moves of God” take place within a building, or stadium, this move of God takes place outside of the four walls – literally wherever we the church invest ourselves. The “revival is out there.”
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This movement doesn’t abandon the local church or diminish it in any way. Rather, it enhances the local congregation and grows and expands it.
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This movement doesn’t place high emphasis on how many people you can get in a building, but rather how much “kingdom” you can bring to society.
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This movement does not limit the “glory” of God to supernatural experience only, but also establishes God’s glory in society through social works, programs and solving societal problems. (Psalm 82)
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This movement utilizes complex systems and algorithms for sending Believers to “occupy” key places of influence in order to transform culture.
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This movement sees the fulfillment of the Great Commission as more than evangelism, and actually as the systemic influence of Kingdom values and principles in nations.
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This movement sees the “work of the ministry” as more than what happens from the pulpit to the people. Rather it is what takes place through the people to the world. In this way the pastor can “pastor” society through his or her church members.
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This movement believes every person has a calling or “promised land” to conquer and establish influence in, and from. This place of calling and purpose is their own ministry irrespective of what local church they attend or who their pastor is.
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This movement believes in the balance of BOTH prayer and action – both revival and societal transformation.
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This movement believes that the “gospel of the Kingdom” must be preached – not just the gospel of salvation.
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This movement believes that revival is just the beginning, or the wake up call, while the dream of God is the transformation of nations with generational impact.
This movement believes that models of training and equipping must be added to the local church concept if we are to become a relevant force of cultural influence and cultural transformation in society.
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Derek is an apostolic leader, requested speaker, trainer, author, and execution strategist. He loves to advise Pastors and Leaders on Ministry and Church Growth.
Derek is the president of the History Makers Academy and founder of the History Makers Society. Both of which are designed to train, equip and send out individuals to influence all spheres of society.
Derek Schneider