Sermons About Great-commission
Great Commissionaries
This is the last sermon in our vision series entitled, "The Way Forward". For this twelfth and last sermon we'll look at the Great Commission. In it, Jesus is calling the church and all of her individual members to be missionaries to the communities that God has placed them in.
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Who We Are (Called to Be) - Part II Where We Are Going
God has created every person (all people) with a plan and a purpose. Ultimately, our purpose as disciples of Christ is to be, win and make other disciples.
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Mission Is...
Our God is a missional God. How does the Gospel motivate community missionwards? The Father sends the Son, the Son sends the Spirit, and the Spirit fills the church and sends it on mission and power into the world. To be on mission is simply to be like our God. It’s to understand His redemptive plan. It’s to join in His story. It’s to see our identity as it truly is.
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The Great (Sales) Commission
Many Christians avoid participating in the Great Commission because it seems very much like a sales job. But is the Great Commission really about sales? Or, has our programmatic approach to Christianity caused us to misunderstand it? Key verses: Matt 28:18ff; Rom 1:1; Acts 16:7ff; 2Cor 1:3-7; 1Pet 3:8-15
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Just Walk Across the Room (part 2)
We at TBCO share the goal of living out the Great Commissioning under the direction of the Great Commandment. What this means is this, we are engaged in helping those who are far from God find Christ and helping this who have found Christ grow in their ability to reflect Christ. This is the Great Commissioning. We at TBCO, are committed to doing this in love for love, is the great Commandment. Have you noticed how difficult it is to live out the Great Commissioning and Great Commandment?
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Growing to Love God and Others More - a Vision for the Future
Acts 2:42-47 gives us an amazing picture of what Christians were like and did together in the first century. CHeck out this message as we examine how to follow God's blueprint for "being the church" in 2009 and beyond as we help people to love God and others more.
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Why are we Here?
It is always beneficial to know where you stand. At our sixth month anniversary of meeting in the Selah Civic Center we incorporated our annual meeting into the morning. We asked the question, "Why are we here?" and answered it from the Bible. We also endeavored to answer the question, "What do we want to be known for?". The answer was not intended to be exhaustive; rather, to begin the discussion.
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Being Jesus to the world.
Part of Christ's "Great Commission" is to go, right? But when we encounter people, often times, we are not the nicest people they come in contact with. We are sent, by God, to be "Jesus" to everyone we have a chance to meet! We are not here to "live a good life" but rather we are sent to be His hands, feet, touch and love. If we don't love people as Jesus, then we really aren't who we are supposed to be.
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