Sermons About Great-commission
Importance of Baptism
Throughout history, there has always been a concrete act involved in sealing contracts, treaties, or any other important transaction. This has also been true in covenants made between God and men. In the Old Testament, circumcision was required to enter the Abrahamic Covenant. In the New Testament, we enter into covenant with God through faith in Christ, but there is still a concrete act involved. Key Verses: Ruth 4:1-12, Gen 17:5-12, Matt 28:18, Mark 16:15-16, Acts 2:37-38, Acts 8:34-39, Matt 3:13
0 Amens
Grace Central's 10-Year Vision
Greg Blosser and Mike Donahoe share details of what God is calling Grace Central to do and to be over the next ten years.
0 Amens
That Is What He Gets
Ever have a car fly past you only to see them pulled over a mile or two down the road? How did you feel? For most of us there is something very satisfying about that. Generally, we like to see people got what they deserve. This is perhaps one of the greatest difference between ourselves and God. Our heart inclines toward judgment, his heart inclines toward mercy. Key Verses: Jonah 1-4, Luke 15, Matt 20:1-16, John 3:16, 1Tim 2:3-4, 2Pet 3:8-9, Matt 28:18-20, Matt 9:9-13
0 Amens
More Power
Jesus' final instructions to his disclipes was to take his message all across the world. How could this team of nobodies and 2nd-stringers ever accomplish such a task?
0 Amens
The Biblical Approach to Soul Winning
Wednesay Evening - Sermon on soul winning for all believers.
0 Amens
St. Andrew's Bucket List
Today is Vision Sunday. We will be discussing our mission and vision as a church. Before Christ, what do we need to be, and what do we need to do? These questions inevitably drive us back to the great commission and the great commandment. Today in the Word; we will be helped by looking at the role of the early disciple Andrew and what he wanted to accomplish.
0 Amens
His Commission Is Our Mission
The words Jesus spoke in today's text have been referred to by many names. The most memorable of these names is "The Great Commission." Jesus gave this commission to His followers. Why do we call it "great"?
0 Amens
Last Words (Mark 16:9-20)
Jesus commands his disciples, and by extension his church, to preach the gospel to all nations, making and baptizing disciples. We preach the gospel, not to be intolerant or disrespectful, but out of love for others and because our Lord and Savior has commanded us to do so. He promises to pour out his Holy Spirit on us to empower us to preach the gospel and to care for one another. And in his ascension, he proves that he has completed everything necessary to satisfy God's justice, secure our acceptance before God, and provide for our every need. We belong to him!
0 Amens
Engage
Why do we exist as a church? Join us as Mike shares Cornerstone's vision to be a church that Experiences new life in Christ, that Equips believers to become fully devoted disciples of Christ, and that Engages our community and our world for Christ. In Christ, Of Christ, and For Christ
0 Amens
Things I Wish Jesus Never Said - Make Disciples
How we make disciples is just as important as obeying Jesus' command to make them.
0 Amens
As the Father Has Sent Me, I Am Sending You
We have been given the great commission and that commission is that we are being sent out as God's ambassadors to the world, not with our own mission but the mission that comes from Christ. The message of the good news.
1 Amens
The great co-mission
Pastor Geoff Findlay preaches about the mandate Jesus Christ gave known as the Great Commission to take His gospel throughout the world. This commission is a co-mission. It is not something we can do on our own. It is not something God does without us. He has all authority, power and grace, and yet He is calling for our cooperation as His co-workers.
0 Amens
Great Commission
A talk about the content, motivation, and practical application of the Great Commission.
0 Amens
Expanding Our Vision
This sermon is about expanding our vision. You see it happen in church after church. After a few years, people become focused on what happens inside of the 4 walls. Slowly, the church loses it influence, its power, its vision, and it turns into yet another club of people who are focused on how the church can serve them. This mesage encourages believers to spread the message of Christ to our community and to our world.
0 Amens
