Description:
THE WORLD HAS CHANGED.
THE CHURCH MUST CHANGE TOO--BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE.
We live in an age defined by disruption--artificial intelligence, digital tribalism, decentralization. In our posttruth culture too many leaders cling to outdated models, unsure how to engage a world that has already moved on. Is this the end--or the beginning of something new?
Terry Parkman, DMin, recognizes the opportunity within the chaos. With today's cultural, technological, and spiritual paradigms shifting faster than ever, this moment demands more than a few tweaks. It demands transformation. In Future Church, Terry boldly calls leaders to rethink how the Church engages the next generations without diluting the Gospel. With clarity and conviction, he unpacks how leaders can ride the waves of disruption rather than drown beneath them.
This is a field guide for those ready to:
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- Understand why the old maps don't work in a posttruth, postinstitutional world.
- Reframe discipleship for the Adaptive Age without compromising orthodoxy.
- Embrace decentralization as a model, not the enemy.
- Recognize and activate the missional power of Generations Z, Alpha, and Beta.
- Build flexible, Spirit-led systems that thrive in cultural upheaval.
- Leverage disruption to serve, not silence, the Gospel.
This isn't deconstruction. It's a blueprint for what comes next. The message hasn't changed, but everything else must.
THE FUTURE ISN'T SOMETHING WE NEED TO FEAR. IT'S SOMETHING WE'RE CALLED TO LEAD.
Brief description:
Rob Hoskins is the president of OneHope, a global ministry dedicated to reaching every child and youth with the life-transforming message of Jesus through His Word. Since 1987 OneHope has impacted over two billion young lives. Raised as a missionary kid in the Middle East and France, Hoskins developed a deep passion for cross-cultural ministry. Hoskins is the coauthor of Change Your World with John C. Maxwell, among other books. Hoskins and his wife, Kim, are passionate about building young leaders and serving great leaders.