How do you translate the gospel into real-life actions each and every day? How can we bring the sacred and secular parts of our lives together? When can frequenting the pub count as furthering the gospel?

Steve Timmis, author of Gospel Centred Church recently did a series of posts on Twitter on ‘living ordinary life with gospel intentionality’. Here they are gathered together …

Living ordinary life with gospel intentionality means … buying from local shops.

Living ordinary life with gospel intentionality means … frequenting a local coffee shop or pub.

Living ordinary life with gospel intentionality means … playing for a local sports team.

Living ordinary life with gospel intentionality means … always tipping generously in local restaurants.

Living ordinary life with gospel intentionality means … being the kind of neighbor everyone wants to have as a neighbor.

Living ordinary life with gospel intentionality means … volunteering at a local charity shop along with a couple of others from church.

Living ordinary life with gospel intentionality means … doing ordinary things in community.

Living ordinary life with gospel intentionality means … opening your home to, and sharing your food with others.

Living ordinary life with gospel intentionality means … walking the same route to work at the same time or catching the same train each day.

Living ordinary life with gospel intentionality means … we do EVERYTHING for the sake of the gospel!