Your Mission: You Should Choose to Accept It ~ Part 10
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David takes us through part 10 of our Evangelism series. He walks us through the very last section of the biblical account of Paul ~ Acts 21-28. We saw that, even in this desperate situation, Paul still took every single opportunity provided to him to share the hope he had in Christ. The amount of power the individuals had, or did not have, didn't deter him. He just continued to be a faithful witness, even at the risk of his own life. He stayed faithful to Christ.
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Your Mission: You Should Choose to Accept It ~ Part 9
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Florence brings us the word for Part 9 of our Evangelism series. The passage is Acts 20:17-27.
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Your Mission: You Should Choose to Accept It ~ Part 8
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Vijay takes us through Acts 18:1-11 The sermon is titled; When a Door Closes. In Evangelism it is our job to faithfully, respectfully and thoughfully share the good news and tell of Christ. If this is what we do, then we are not responsible for the outcome. For God can even use rejection to reach out to those who don't know him. Like Paul, we must not be results motivated, but instead, be motivated simply by our obedience to Christ.
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Your Mission: You Should Choose to Accept It ~ Part 7
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David took us through the next section of our evangelism series. The passage he covered was Acts 16: 23-34, Paul and Silas in prison. The sermon explores the affects of Paul and Silas's actions and reactions to their situation. It shows us that we can turn moments of extreme sufferring into moments of worship, into moments of faith. The story begins with captivity but it ends in freedom, not just for Paul and Silas from prison, but freedom in the form of spiritual deliverance, for the jailor and his entire household.
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Your Mission: You Should Choose to Accept It ~ Part 6
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Continuing on in our Evangelism series, Vijay Takes us through the sermon. The sermon is titled 'Pointing to Jesus, Not Ourselves'. The passage we look at is Acts 14:8-18. Whilst sharing the gospel, Barnabas and Paul are believed to be God's by the people of Lystra.
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Your Mission: You Should Choose to Accept It ~ Part 5
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We continue on in our evangelism series. Today Cheri takes us through the story of Paul and Barnabas meeting the Magos, Elymas. Acts 13:1-2 is the passage Cheri takes us through and the sermon is about the importance of speaking truth and confronting lies from a place of love, as Christ did.
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Your Mission: You Should Choose to Accept It ~ Part 4
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We continue on with the journey of Saul. Vijay walks us through Acts 11:19-26
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Your Mission: You Should Choose to Accept It ~ Part 3
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This sermon is titled You've Got a Friend in Me Derek takes us through Acts 9:26-31
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Your Mission: You Should Choose to Accept It ~ Part 2
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Malcolm brings us the word as we continue on in our new Evangelism series. Acts 9:19-25 is our passage for this sermon and it follows Saul/Paul as he leans into the new heart Christ has given him for mission. We learn that our past does not define us, but the present creation God has made us into is what counts. We discover that for mission, humbly starting off from where we are is a good thing, because God will grow us as we go!
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Your Mission: You Should Choose to Accept It ~ Part 1
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David begins a new sermon series titled "Your Mission Should You Choose to Accept It," focusing on the importance of evangelism and sharing faith. He discusses the story of Saul/Paul in Acts 9, highlighting his transformation and call to mission.
info_outlineVijay starts a short series that traces the storyline of the Bible as God's commitment to bless creation. In this first sermon he looks at the story beginning from creation to the account at Babel. When God creates humans, he blesses them with the capacity to flourish, enjoy God's creation and enjoy healthy relationship with others. This capacity for blessedness is ultimately rooted in a right relationship with God. But not only are humans to enjoy such blessing, they are also to be instruments of it as they enrich others. The story from the Fall to the Tower of Babel is that humans fail to both enjoy such blessing and to pass it on to others. What will God do ensure that his intention will indeed come to pass? That will be the subject of the next sermon.