Podcast appearances and mentions of mac pier

The Power of Collaboration: Insights from Global Leaders In this special episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast, we explore collaborative action in global mission. Through highlights from previous interviews with key leaders, we uncover the transformative impact of working together for the Great Commission. Featured Voices: Jurie Kriel emphasizes the church's unmatched potential when united in mission, sharing his vision for synergy to complete the Great Commission. Jiyoung Yoo reflects on the challenges and rewards of collaboration, showing how God orchestrates beautiful outcomes when we work together. Mac Pier discusses effective strategies for collaboration, avoiding duplication, and fostering trust through shared vision and prayer. Gina Zurlo speaks on the Global South's growing role in Christianity and the importance of unity amid regional tensions. Ron Anderson urges leaders to move beyond understanding collaboration to putting it into consistent practice. Eiko Takamizawa identifies critical gaps and opportunities for collaborative breakthroughs in fulfilling the Great Commission. Dave Raley draws lessons from history, highlighting the power of collaborative innovation in movements like the Reformation. Ted Esler and Ed Stetzer discuss the importance of cooperation to tackle complex global mission challenges. Tom Lin, Guna Raman, and Ramez Atallah share practical insights on building trust, partnerships, and the importance of unity in mission. Leighton Ford reflects on Billy Graham's vision for leaders to unite in prayer and action, sparking the Lausanne Movement. Key Takeaways: Collaboration Accelerates Mission: Unified efforts reduce duplication and increase global impact. Trust and Relationships: Effective collaboration is built on trust and shared vision. Global Perspective: The future of global mission depends on greater collaboration, especially across the Global South and North.

Movement.org has two primary foundations: a commitment to cities and a commitment to prayer. When Josh Miles took the reins of the organization the first of this year, he was following in the footsteps of founder Mac Pier. Among many other projects, Mac co-founded the first Movement Day in 2010 with pastor and author Dr. Tim Keller. Josh was chosen for his post in part due to his balanced background both in the faith and business communities. He helps build connections between leaders across industries, connect real research to real problems, and connect the gospel to the context of cities around the globe. The 15th Annual Movement Day NYC is scheduled for October 18 at the historic Bethel Gospel Assembly Church in Harlem. Since the launch of Movement Day in New York, 60,000 leaders from 900 cities have participated in Movement Day gatherings globally. To learn more about Movement.org, just click www.movement.org  Original air date September 19, 2024.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Have you ever questioned the necessity of prayer and collaboration in ministry?   In this episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast, we sit down with Dr. Mac Pier, founder of Movement Day, who shares how united efforts and strategic prayer have led to monumental changes in New York City and other major cities across the globe.   Main Points: The Strategic Role of Cities: Mac discusses why cities are crucial hubs for the spread of the gospel, drawing from historical, theological, and experiential perspectives. Foundations of a Movement: Learn about the essential elements that drive successful movements, including prayer, research, and collaboration. The Power of Unity in Prayer: Discover how collective prayer initiatives have transformed New York City and can serve as a model for other urban centres. Developing Future Leaders: Mac shares insights into raising up the next generation of leaders and the importance of providing them with platforms and immersive experiences.   If this conversation has inspired you, consider how you can get involved in your city. Subscribe to the podcast for more inspiring conversations, leave a review to help others discover these insights, and visit Movement Day's website to learn how you can participate in transforming your own community.   Links & Resources: Movement Day Website: movement.org Books Mentioned:Why Cities Matter by Stephen Um and Justin Buzzard Center Church by Tim Keller A Theology as Big as the City by Ray Bakke Disruptive Gospel by Mac Pier New York Disrupted by Mac Pier Article: The Great Opportunity New York Disrupted Online: newyorkdisrupted.com   Guest Bio: Mac Pier is the founder of Movement.org. He helped to birth the Concerts of Prayer Movement in 1988 in New York City. He also co-founded Movement Day in 2010 with Dr Tim Keller. He is the author of nine books including A Disruptive Gospel (Baker Books) and New York Disrupted (Movement Day Publishing). Mac and Marya have been married 40 years and have three children and five grandchildren. Pier has been a Lausanne catalyst since 2013. We'd love your feedback to help us to improve this podcast. Thank you!

Justice, Mercy, and Overcoming Racial Division with Claude Alexander and Mac PierA recent Gallup poll found that over 70% of Americans are both worried about and deeply dissatisfied with the racial tensions and divisions in the country. And yet when those numbers are broken down, you'll find that around a third of white Americans consider a race to be a significant problem in the country, compared to around three quarters of African Americans and nearly 60% of Latinos.Given these differences both in perception as well as the many differences of opinion that are embedded in it, how do we understand and live out the biblical mandate to love our neighbor? How do we learn to know and love our neighbor across difference?Dr. Mac Pier and Bishop Claude Alexander join our podcast to help us think deeply about our various spheres and stations and how through intention and vulnerability, we can begin to heal divides, overcome injustice, and create new places of mercy and flourishing:“It's really important for those of us that have had opportunities to really think about what is our role in making things right…and in God's commitment to that. And just as God met our need for justice on the cross, he invites us to meet the need for justice in community with one another.” - Mac PierWe hope this conversation inspires you to deepen your commitment to being an agent of reconciliation right where you are. Because as Dr. Pier shares, it's a “radically powerful thing when we become enveloped relationally and affectionately by people that are different from ourselves.”This podcast is an edited version of an online conversation recorded in November of 2021. Get a full transcript and watch a video of the conversation here. Learn more about Bishop Alexander and Dr. Pier.Authors and books mentioned in the conversation:Required: God's Call to Justice, Mercy, and Humility to Overcome Racial Division, by Bishop Claude Alexander and Dr. Mac PierNecessary Christianity: What Jesus Shows We Must Be and Do, by Claude AlexanderA Disruptive Gospel: Stories and Strategies for Transforming Your City, by Mac PierA Disruptive Generosity: Stories of Transforming Cities through Strategic Giving, by Mac PierA Disruptive God: Encounter Psalm 23 and Discover God's Purpose For You, by Mac PierRelated Trinity Forum Readings:A Narrative of the Life of Frederick DouglassCity of God by St. Augustine of HippoChildren of Light and Children of Darkness by Reinhold NiebuhrLetter from a Birmingham Jail by Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.Long Walk to Freedom by Nelson MandelaRelated Conversations:Rebuilding our Common Life with Yuval LevinThe Challenge of Christian Nationalism with Mark Noll and Vincent BacoteThe Decadent Society with Ross DouthatScience, Faith, Trust and Truth with Francis CollinsBeyond Ideology with Peter Kreeft and Eugene RiversJustice, Mercy, and Overcoming Racial Division with Claude Alexander and Mac PierHealing a Divided Culture with Arthur BrooksAfter Babel with Andy Crouch and Johnathan HaidtTrust, Truth, and The Knowledge Crisis with Bonnie KristianHope in an Age of Anxiety with Curtis Chang & Curt ThompsonTo listen to this or any of our episodes in full, visit ttf.org/podcast and to join the Trinity Forum Society and help make content like this possible, join the Trinity Forum SocietySpecial thanks to Ned Bustard for our podcast artwork.

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“Jesus' Vision For Cities: An Acts Overview” by Dr Mac Pier, 2 Oct Sun HC Service

“Jesus' Vision For Cities: An Acts Overview” by Dr Mac Pier, 2 Oct Sun HC Service

Genesis 37:12-36  |  Rev. Mac Pier  |  Sun, Oct 24, 2021

At Movement Day 2019, Dr. Mac Pier challenged faith leaders to collectively seek what God has in store for this city in the next decade. As the founder of MOVEMENT.ORG, Mac believes that what’s accomplished in New York City has the power to change the destiny of a nation and influence the rest of the world. With that in mind, how much more of an impact can pastors and ministry leaders have when they join forces to collectively reach this city and beyond? Hear Mac’s heart behind this on our Leading in the City podcast.

Mac Pier is the founder and CEO of Movement.Org and was instrumental in founding the inaugural Movement Day conference. A visionary, strategic thinker and social networker, Mac loves to bring leaders together to transform their cities. He was on staff with InterVarsity Christian Fellowship before founding Concerts of Prayer, Greater New York, a collaborative prayer initiative connecting pastors and churches throughout New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.

There are several statistics that reveal the alarming rate at which young people have been leaving the church. But if that’s the case, then why are new reports claiming that we are currently in the middle of the largest Gospel opportunity in the history of North America? In this eye-opening episode of our Leading in the City podcast, we got to sit down with Joshua Crossman, Mac Pier, and Zach Lembke to discuss the unique moment in history that God has given us to make kingdom impact in our city.

We can’t solve all the city’s problems in a day, but we can build relationships and synchronize our work to accelerate the movement. Mark Matlock (Principal at Wisdomworks) and Mac Pier (Founder and CEO of Movement.Org) shared excellent insights into the practical power of unity for maximizing kingdom impact on our latest Leading in the City podcast.

What would happen if billions of people without access to the Bible were given the resources to read God’s word? In this week's 'Leading in the City’ podcast, Movement Day’s Dr. Mac Pier, David Beidel (Senior Pastor of New Hope Community Church, Staten Island), and Edward Colon (Senior Pastor of the Recovery House of Worship) gather to discuss the mission behind the initiative, Eradicating Bible Poverty. #EndBiblePovertyNYC

On this edition of “Leading in the City,” Jurie Kriel and The New York Leadership Center's Ebony Small and Mac Pier join host Craig Sider in an honest discussion about the goals vs. current realities of church unity.

Hosts Adam Durso and Craig Sider sit down with Dr. Mac Pier (founder and leader of The New York Leadership Center) and the fascinating Rev. Dimas Salaberrios, who founded Infinity NY Church and leads the Sunday service at the Bronx River Community Center. From smuggling Bibles into a persecuted church in China and practicing his own brand of guerrilla evangelism in Amsterdam’s Red-Light District, Rev. Salaberrios epitomizes our movement’s focus on uniting disparate groups across diverse urban environments.

Church Leader Podcast (Episode 14): Leadership with Mac Pier.

Church Leader Podcast (Episode 14): Leadership with Mac Pier.

The President and Founder of the New York City Leadership Center, Mac Pier, talks with Wayne Shepherd about the spiritual climate of his great city.

The President and Founder of the New York City Leadership Center, Mac Pier, talks with Wayne Shepherd about the spiritual climate of his great city.