The Radical Reformission by Mark Driscoll | Missions + Culture, Gospel Engagement

The Radical Reformission: Reaching Out Without Selling Out  presents a pastors bold call to align church outreach with modern cultureloving Christ, neighbors, and church simultaneously. Driscoll provides a practical framework ("Reformission") to help churches avoid syncretism and sectarianism, backed by case examples and straight talk from someone who built a major missional church in Seattle 

He contrasts presentation evangelism (polished but shallow) with participation evangelism (relational, sacrificial, honest). The book includes interviews with everyday missionariesTV producers, dancers, tattoo artistsand ends with eight prophetic portals into the future (family, sexuality, technology, etc.) 

Radical Reformission, Mark Driscoll, missions, gospel culture church, missional, evangelism, presentation vs participation, church outreach, postmodern mission, Reformed theology

Recommended For:

• Pastors, church leaders, and seminary students exploring missional church models

• Readers wrestling with cultural engagement without compromising Gospel values

• Those interested in bold, pastor-led critique of modern evangelistic methods

• Ideal for mission teams, leadership groups, and strategic church planning