Christ’s Strategy for the Growth of the Kingdom – (Matthew 28:16-20)
A study of the Great Commission (Matthew 28:16-20) as Christ’s strategy for growing the Kingdom by making disciples.
Fishing for Fish, or for People? – (John 21:1-19)
In John 21:1-19 the risen Jesus calls Peter and the disciples back from their nets to their true calling: fishing for people and feeding his sheep.
God’s Chosen Servant – (Isaiah 5:1-4)
Isaiah 5:1-4 — where Israel failed, God saves the world through His chosen Servant, Jesus, the suffering slave and anointed conqueror.
The Supremacy of the Great Commission – (Matthew 28:16-20)
An expository message on Matthew 28:16-20: the Great Commission is Christ’s supreme command to make disciples who make disciples, one by one.
God Glorifies His Name Among the Nations – (Isaiah 46:9-10)
From Isaiah 46 to Revelation, God’s great purpose is to glorify His name among the nations, and to draw us into that mission.
The Mission Accomplished! — 3 — The Price
Christ’s crucifixion and Gethsemane: the physical, emotional, and spiritual price He paid, bearing the cup of God’s wrath in our place.
The Mission Accomplished! — 2 — Focus
How Jesus guarded and finished his mission — a study in focus, defense, and timing from Luke and John, and the three roadside would-be followers who show what distracts us from ours.
The Mission Accomplished! — 1 — Purpose
Life is short, so how do we accomplish the mission God gave us? Purpose, focus, and price, seen supremely in Jesus, who knew and resolutely fulfilled His mission to seek and save the lost.
God Does Not Have “Plan B”
We have all been asking, “What happens to those who never had the opportunity to hear the gospel?” Is it fair that they will be condemned to hell if it is not their fault that they have never heard about the Bible or the name of Jesus? Not Saved but Punished According to Different Standards Let us …
God is on a Mission
The Good News: Global Growth of Christianity We are going to talk about the unfinished task of the church, but let us start with the good news. The good news is how much we have advanced in completing our task. Everything with the Great Commission began 2,000 years ago and the church has been making …