Joining God's Mission
We must decide yes or no.
As
believers, we have two basic options . . . to feign a
shallow faith while avoiding paying the price of obdience,
or to join God's mission to love the loveless and act upon our faith
in Jesus.
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Urbana 2000 photo album.
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| "Whom shall I send?" asks
the Lord. View Bruce Kuhn's reenactment of Isaiah 6:1-8 to discover the prophet's impassioned response. |
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Peter learns not to call "profane" what God has "made clean" and
the Gentiles hear the good news in Jess Delegencia's dramatization of Acts 10:1-48.
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In the video, Guidance: Listening to God, we learn that guidance is a matter of choosing to obey what God has said in his word.
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Following Christ means taking up our cross. As the video, Persecution of the Church shows, there are more Christian martyrs today than at any time in history.
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Alex Gee emphasizes that not only is worship messy, but it is costly. He offers a prayer for clarity, direction, and obedience for all delegates, that they might know how to join God in missions.
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| Barney Ford puts the Urbana offering in the context of the convention: Generosity as Worship, Because God first loved us. |
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