Thanks for your comment Christian! I certainly don’t advocate throwing theology out the window (theology and apologetics are my favorite subjects!). I just believe, like you pointed out, that within the context of the network that we should ‘major on the majors’. I love respectfully conversing with other ministers in our network over our theological differences. Our network for example, has Southern Baptist churches in it from different theological stances as far as predestination and Calvinism are concerned. I am from a church and personal belief in free will and I’m sure there are churches in our network that are Calvinist, and thats ok and cool! It’s awesome that we can still work together for the Gospel and differ on something like that. That in mind, we agreed that doing a DNow or an event that would take students deeper and into those waters was not in the networks best interest and would best be left for the individual church to do or a group of theologically similar churches in our network to do together. We highly encourage churches in our group that believe similarly to get together and do events like that. So I am certainly pro-theology, we should never throw out what makes us ‘us’ for lack of a better term but in the context of our network, we avoid something that might be a divisive point as long as the Gospel isn’t compromised.

Thanks for your input Jeff! I pray you can get a group of like minded ministries together. The impact that we can all have together is so much greater than individually! One thing that I love about our network is we have members from FCA in our group. They have been a tremendous asset in our campus impact! Once you guys get up and running contact NNYM. You can get your network listed on their site and make it easier for other ministers from your area to connect! Blessings!