I have always been intrigued by Paul’s tentmaker team members, Aquila and Priscilla. We are not privileged to a lot of information about them.
What we do know is that this power couple (Prisquila?) was among the earliest known Christian missionaries in the first century.
Aquila and Priscilla were business people who made tents, and Paul was one of their workers and ministry partners. Continue reading
We are very excited to announce the relaunch of the former Tentmaking Briefs as an independent e-Journal for the worldwide tentmaking movement.
TMB was launched in March of 2009 and quickly became the most widely read publication dedicated to tentmaking – since then, it has gained thousands of subscribers, and people from 195 countries have visited the website.
What’s new? Continue reading
If you had worked as the global sales manager for Coca-Cola this map would have been unacceptable.
Let us just imagine that you have worked as sales manager for a company aiming to reach the whole world with its products. The red dots represent each place you have yet failed to get to – even if you have had more than enough time to build your presence. Now you are up for a meeting with the CEO. You know that he is not happy with the situation even if he loves you. You also know that when the CEO zooms on this map there is nothing you can say to defend the results it shows. Continue reading
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Shared community – when groups of people have a shared vision or passion for what they are doing they improve their craft by hanging out with people of similar interests. Knowing there are other like-minded people motivates us to work together.