Interview with Dr. Phil Brassfield, with Pastor Amos McFalls and Pastor Jarred Moss.
1. Tell us about the birth of Destiny.
- Destiny was birthed as a ministry group to impart the full functionality of the 5-fold ministry (Eph.4) into local Churches.
- Rather than plant our ministry in a specific major city, God gave us the vision to build the network in cyberspace.
“Destiny was catalyst that led a group out of an analog world into a digital future”
2. What is the foundation of Destiny?
- There have been many organizations and networks that have gathered around what they do.
- There haven’t been many that have gathered around their values like Destiny has.
“The foundation of Destiny isn’t what we do, but what we stand for. “
3. The mission of Destiny.
- Destiny is a service organization. The mission is to serve.
- “Every Blessing is Contested.”
- We’ve had tremendous opportunities to be blessings in the way of giving in the body of Christ.
- If there’s a {main} gift that God has used us to deposit into the Body of Christ, it’s servant leadership.
- To serve and to give.
“We’ve sought to not be a reservoir of blessing, but a river of blessing, where God can flow in and flow out.”
4. How had COVID-19 impacted Destiny and the Church?
- We have placed our own events and plans on hold and shifted to resource and equipping.
- We’ve just witnessed the greatest church planting movement sense the book of Acts.
- Virtually every church has planted a new campus online.
- We shouldn’t surrender that new territory after we return back to the campus.
“There’s never been a better opportunity for the body of Christ to be that: the Body of Christ.”