The work of bridging the gap between people who have no access to the Gospel (in our case, the least reached language groups) and the people who could work together to tell them. We work to inform, inspire, and invite Christians to complete the work commanded by Jesus in the Great Commission to tell all people in every ethnic group of people in every part of the world the Good News of His identity, purpose, death, burial, resurrection, and eternal plan. Mobilization is the work of preaching, teaching, informing, inspiring, and inviting Christians to work together to equip people in every part of the world to tell others about Jesus.
Immediately after the resurrection there were few believers. Few people outside of Jerusalem knew what Jesus did. No one had told them yet. People outside of that area did not have access to the Good News about Jesus. Fifty days later, at Pentecost, that began to change. Wherever the Church exists in the world God’s…
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I have been asked, “My church seems to have no heart for missions. What can I do?” This author is not an expert, but as an eyewitness, I can share with you some of what I have learned in the past 50 years of missions engagement. Have a Heart Unveil the Glory Back to Basis
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I have been asked, “My church seems to have no heart for missions. What can I do?” This author is not an expert, but as an eyewitness, I can share with you some of what I have learned in the past 50 years of missions engagement. Have a Heart Unveil the Glory Back to Basis
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Missions Intro As an introduction to missions, we want to share these short videos. There are many more resources in the links at the end of this page. This page was originally designed for students as a resource. God’s intent to draw people from every people group is a primary reason the global Church is
Where do missionaries come from? Missionaries come from local churches – communities of Christians – who have evangelized, discipled, equipped, and sent people from among them to establish local churches where Christ is not known. How do churches know where to send people? Often, local churches learn about world needs and opportunities from mobilization representatives
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Equip Helping Each Other Complete the Master’s Commission Some of the greatest needs in missions are: — People who are ready to be sent to minister. — People who will prepare them to be sent and then send them. People in thousands of languages still
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What is the worldwide vision and mission of the local church? Glorify the Father in Completing the Great Commission Where are we going?Are we there yet? All Christians have this in common: We were able to believe because someone told us about Jesus. Knowing God’s mission is important. 1Knowing our role in His mission is
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What are the Biblical reasons why a person should engage personally and wholeheartedly in God’s mission? Why ME Completing the Great Commission Why Be A Career Missionary?Why Mission Engagement? Five Reasons YOU Should Engage in Global Ministry Redeemed You Are Not Your Own Representative Ambassador for Christ Responsibility Serving One Master Rewards Fruit of Labor
Why serve people in faraway places as a career missionary? Why should you believe God and sell all that you have to give yourself totally to serve Him? Why labor in difficult places to bring unreached language groups of people to faith in Christ and equip them to plant thriving churches in other places? Because
