Between the Past and the Promise – Why Liminality is Essential for a Mobilized Church

Have you ever felt stuck between where you were and where God was calling you—like you stepped out in faith, but the destination wasn’t clear? That space of uncertainty, discomfort, and transformation is what we call liminality—and it’s not just a challenge, it’s a necessary stage in God’s process of forming disciples and mobilizing the Church.

In this episode, we explore how liminality is woven throughout Scripture—from Abraham’s journey into the unknown to Israel’s wilderness season and the disciples’ transformation at Pentecost. We’ll also unpack why churches often resist liminality, how avoiding it leads to stagnation, and why embracing it fuels missional momentum.

Join us as we challenge the fear of the in-between and reframe liminality as the birthplace of movement, faith, and Kingdom impact. Where is God calling you to step into the unknown? Let’s dive in and discover why the space between the past and the promise is exactly where transformation happens.