Your address is your assignment.
A complete picture of any neighborhood: current demographics, historical context, and the community around you, all in one place
“This is a top-class practical resource to help any community live into its own missional future.”
+20Brad writes and teaches alongside Alan Hirsch, Danielle Strickland, Dhati Lewis, and a fellowship of movement leaders.
Themes
Five threads that run through Brad's work
Missional Church
The church does not have a mission — the mission has a church. Recover the missionary nature of every congregation and learn what it means to be a sent people in your context.
Explore theme →02Neighboring & Place
Neighboring is the practice of recovering a theology of where we are, shifting our posture from passive consumers of a neighborhood to active, incarnational contributors to its flourishing.
Explore theme →03Covocational Ministry
Calling in the workplace. Marketplace work is a missional advantage, not a fallback.
Explore theme →04Church Planting & Multiplication
Multiply what God multiplies. Planting as a posture of embodied witness.
Explore theme →05Discipleship & Evangelism
Disciple-making as normal Christianity — the engine of every lasting movement.
Explore theme →About Brad
Brad Brisco helps churches and church planters recover their missionary identity — and learn to be faithful neighbors in their context. His work centers on a conviction that the mission of God is not somewhere else but right where you are. Brad’s journey reflects the theology he teaches — practical, incarnational, and always rooted in place.
Missiologist, author, and practitioner focused on missional church planting, neighborhood mission, and covocational ministry. Director of Bivocational/Covocational Church Planting for Send Network (NAMB). 18+ years of college-level teaching experience.
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