GlocalNet

Before discussing unity in the church, we must first explore the Trinity. How we define God shapes our understanding of oneness and mission. Pastors, this isn't just theology; it's essential discipleship for a world seeking to know Him. What if we deepened our preaching on this?

Altoona leaders: don’t plant alone. Our Church Planting Cohort will equip pastors and leaders with practical tools and meaningful connections. Don’t plant alone. Register here: glocal.net/event/church-p…

Welcome David Bowman to the team! David will serve as an Executive Coach for staff and church planters across the network, providing strategic coaching and leadership development to support GlocalNet’s mission, while continuing in his role at Tarrant Baptist Association.

Dallas pastors — join us March 27-28. Our in-person Church Planting Cohort is designed for leaders ready to build healthy, multiplying churches. Register here: glocal.net/event/church-p…

Jesus invested in those who showed up. Seek out the faithful—those already praying, worshiping, and living generously. Who is ready for deeper investment in your life?

Who else needs the gospel in your city? Multiplication begins when churches stop asking how to grow and start asking how to engage the city? Healthy churches look outward. Learn more: glocal.net

Healthy churches grow, but more than that, they multiply. 3 signs your church may be ready: • Leaders developing leaders • Reflecting your city • Thinking beyond Sunday Multiplication starts with vision.

What does it mean to be “glocal”? Faithful presence in your city—with a global Kingdom vision. Local churches have always been God’s plan for global impact. How is your church living this out?

Philadelphia leaders — it’s not too late. Our Church Planting Cohort is March 13-14, and seats are still available. If you’re exploring planting or strengthening your church’s foundation, join us. Register here: glocal.net/event/church-p…

Looking ahead to April! Our Altoona Church Planting Cohort creates space for thoughtful training, meaningful relationships, & grounded leadership. Registration is open: glocal.net/event/church-p…

Excited to share that GlocalNet, as part of the Center for Public Faith, is teaming up with Baylor University & @TruettSeminary to train the next generation of public faith leaders! glocal.net/resource/cente…

March is a big month for GlocalNet. We’re hosting two in-person Church Planting Cohorts—Philadelphia and Dallas—designed for practical training, trusted relationships, and long-term ministry health. Register: glocal.net/events

The Dallas Church Planting Cohort is designed for leaders who want clarity, community, & practical training for long-term ministry health. Join us next month in Dallas. Register at glocal.net/event/church-p…

We prayed for a missionary movement overseas. Now the nations are our neighbors. The Great Commission wasn’t given to professionals—it was given to the Church. Who has God already placed in your path to love?

The Kingdom takes root in the everyday places we live. This year, we’re praying for churches that bring the life of Jesus into every corner of their cities. What part of your community are you focusing on this month?

Planting a church doesn’t have to be lonely. This March, our Philadelphia Church Planting Cohort brings leaders together for practical training & honest conversation. Register at glocal.net/event/church-p…

The Church is present wherever disciples are present—across every domain of society. The Kingdom was never meant to be confined to one space. It touches all things through faithful people living out their calling.

The Kingdom of God goes beyond any church or culture. It’s a story that connects nations, neighborhoods, and everyday life. Discover our kingdom DNA: glocal.net/glocalnet-dna/

The global Church is a family, and every part of that family carries something the rest of us need. What God is doing around the world isn’t a model for the American church to replicate — it’s a gift to receive.

Every church can make a difference in its city. It starts with presence, relationships, and practical love for our neighbors. Small, faithful actions often lead to big possibilities. And we’re not meant to do this alone.