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Texas Tragedy Special Edition a look at how Christians face tragedy. 
The Matrix and Postmodernism our most popular article to date.

Current Issue---Nov 1999

Next Wave is a monthly web magazine for Pastors, Church Planters, and Leaders. The purpose of  Next Wave is to discuss the nature of ministry, faith and leadership in the 21st century with Christians from many nations and denominations. Next Wave is free. We depend on you contributing your views, experiences, insights, stories, questions and answers. To respond to anything you read here, or contribute an article, please write to response@next-wave.org or use the feedback form here. All of the views expressed in Next Wave are protected by copyright. Usage is only permitted by permission of the author or Next Wave staff.

Publisher's notes --- Nov 1999
Once again, I think we have a great selection of articles that will provoke and stimulate your thinking. From the wise counsel in Kevin Springer's article on Ministry and marriage to David Hopkins theologically stimulating look at The God of chaos theory you will be challenged to think deeply.

I would also commend Dan Revill's look at the Truth as found in Fight Club, and Len Hjalmarson's thorough treatment of the need for apostolic function in today's ministry. Kim Gentes, President of Worshipmusic.com, reviews a recent release from Vineyard Music Group, "It's All About Jesus."

In this month's issue we also have one of the finest church profiles we have ever produced, from Waves Church in Canada. This article is informative and Waves Church is a great example of a church ministering in the Next Wave.

We continue to spotlight the works of Leonard Sweet, author of Soul Tsunami and Aquachurch. For more on Dr. Sweet, check out our "Sweet" web page.

We have been experimenting with a discussion forum. We are interested in your feedback. How can we improve the forum? What topics would be most helpful to you? Click here to join the discussion.

Staff changes include Rogier Bos' new role as a contributing editor. David Hopkins steps into his role as a contributing editor as well. See Staff.

I continue to be amazed at the responses and interest in Next Wave. We have nearly doubled our site traffic since August 1999. We are publishing this article a bit early (and therefore may add some features later in the month).

Thanks again for your continued support and interest in Next Wave. Your input is important to us, so take the time to comment. Feel free to contact us by e-mail at any time at editor@next-wave.org.

Blessings,Charlie Wear

 

 


Charlie Wear,
Publisher