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If anyone serves me, he must follow me; and where I am, there will be my servant also (John 12:26).
As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another (1 Peter 4:10).
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When some Greeks came to see Jesus, he knew that his death on the cross was near. His thought process in response to their request demonstrated his commitment to the glory of God and the salvation of all people.
When Jesus sends out the twelve to proclaim the kingdom of God, they shift from being learners to proclaimers and his instructions to them sharpen the functions of gospel ministry.
Because of our brokenness, we all need God’s blessing. In Christ, that blessing is ours for the asking, but not for us alone. It is to be shared with all nations, so they too will sing his praise.
God says, “I have compassion for the nations, but do you, my people?”
In the final conversation before Jesus’s ascension, he gently dealt with his disciples’ confused priorities. And then he directed them to his game plan: for them to be his witnesses, by his power, to the ends of the earth.
Jesus’ goal, his purpose, is for his people to spread over the face of the earth, bearing witness, in our lives, in our words, and in our love, of the salvation that he has won for us.
We will reach the nations and the generations when we stand as Christ’s witnesses, joyfully declaring the mighty acts of God in the power of the Holy Spirit.
As long as there are people on planet earth who have not yet heard a witness to the resurrected Christ, we still have a mission.
Jesus warns his disciples that they should expect the world to hate them. However, by employing the Holy Spirit's help, they will bear fruit and endure when the going gets tough.
In a rather ordinary way, ordinary people meet and follow Jesus and are so impressed by him that they tell others about him, who in turn become followers and then tell others.
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Enjoy this chance to hear brief reports from two of our most respected church-planting partners.
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Drawing from her years of experience in Afghanistan, Debra will share the Bible’s stories as a single narrative of the gospel.
Making disciples of Jesus involves loving, personal relationships where a Christian helps another person follow Jesus by guiding them in Christian faith and life through their encouragement and example.
Jesus’ authority over all things and his presence at all times means we can and must make disciples of all people.
Possession of the gospel creates a sense of obligation to reach all peoples with the gospel.
The kingdom of heaven is marked by astonishing growth and unchecked influence according to God’s unfailing plan.
Followers of Jesus Christ are salt and light, influencing and illuminating the world, putting on display good works that bring glory to God their Father.
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Speaker: David Helm
Getting started is as simple as pray, ask, and meet. However, it isn't easy because asking and meeting requires putting to death fear.
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Speaker: David Helm
One to one Bible reading invites everyone to benefit from the total sufficiency, absolute authority, and dynamic potency of God's Word.
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Speaker: Mark Mitchell
This class is an introduction to the beliefs and important concepts in Hinduism.
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Speaker: Mark Mitchell
This class is an introduction to the origins, beliefs and basic practices of Buddhism.
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Speaker: Mark Mitchell
This class is an introduction to the history, beliefs, and basic practices of Judaism.
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