The Forgotten Ways

Posted by D. Goodmanson in Church, Church Planting, Culture, Faith and Ministry Design on 04 27th, 2007 | 4 responses

theforgottenways-735956.jpgI had a chance to hear Alan Hirsch and ask him a few questions at a dinner at the NNCC.  On the plane ride back (with layovers) I'm reading through his book, The Forgotten Ways.  If you blog, I'm sure you have seen a lot of conversation about it.  I recommend you pick up a copy of the book, it is a very important voice in the conversation of the Western church.

Scot McKnight comments (Part 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)or Jordan Cooper review here. (HT: Reformissionary ) Others sources: TallSkinnyKiwi & the Official Forgotten Ways site.



4 Responses to “The Forgotten Ways”

  1. Henry JUdy says:
    4/27/2007 at 8:44 am

    Drew,
    Man it was great to meet you and get to know you. I look forward to coming to see you in San Diego. I will forward the Bloggers list to you. Thanks for just spending some time talking to me. You are an inspiration.
    Henry Judy
    http://www.lifepointblog.tv

  2. D. Goodmanson says:
    4/27/2007 at 10:56 am

    THanks Henry for gathering the list & the compliment. Appreciate your servant heart at the conference.

  3. brad brisco says:
    4/28/2007 at 10:38 am

    Yes, there is MUCH to like about this book. As you mention it has much to say to the western church. I hope many will read it and seriously engage with others what Hirsch is saying. We have 40+ reading it in a couple of network groups that are meeting once a month to work through the book chapter by chapter. Additionally I know of several who are reading it and discussing it via blogs/email. Again I just hope people will engage with what is being said. Glad you have mentioned it here.

  4. Yucan says:
    5/1/2007 at 11:22 pm

    I just got the book a few weeks ago as well. Definitely an interesting read. Look forward to the discussion. Let me know if there’s a discussion in San Diego around this. I know Geoff Hsu has read through it and has been impacted…

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