It is common knowledge that the majority of people whose lives are transformed by the gospel do so through a relationship. For me, this is ground zero for living on mission.
Evangelism, Kingdom Concept, Local Predicament, Timmy Brister
If we are going to reach our world for Christ, we have to embrace the Great Commission with a comprehensive vision to see strangers become missionaries.
Kingdom Concept, Local Predicament, Neighborhood, Timmy Brister
Thinking through the journey from being a stranger to a missionary in your neighborhood.
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What will it take for me to go deep into the unengaged sections of my city to make disciples of Jesus? How can I measure missional advance and impact?
Here’s the bottom line: Jesus has called all who believe in Him to be His disciples. Our goal is to become like Him and represent Him in the world.
Here’s the bottom line: Jesus has called all who believe in Him to be His disciples. Our goal is to become like Him and represent Him in the world.
Have you taken ownership of your own square mile or neighborhood? Are you patterning your life after the providential and purposeful plan of God? Are you passionate about that? Enough to do some homework, ask personally engaging questions, and enter in?
Making disciples is the call of every believer in Jesus Christ.
Whether we do it consciously or unconsciously, we look to have relationships that feed our community idolatry.
In order for a gospel community to be counter-cultural, we first have to assess what we are encountering in the culture.
Three effective ways to start moving toward clarity right now.
