Posts with the category “getting-on-mission”

We need to understand that the goal of the mission is not for the church to find its benefit, but to fulfill and obey the eternal purpose and salvific work of God. In other words, the transformation process of the missional church should emphasize "mission-centered church" rather than "church-centered mission."  Read More

As a Church, we recognize that our priority must be to participate in extending God’s kingdom. However, we struggle to remember or follow up on getting involved in this mission. Although the church engages in many ministries, many church members believe that Christian mission and evangelism are reserved for those who work in Christian ministries and dedicate their lives to cross-cultural missions....  Read More

In the Old Testament, conversion means a profound calling for the Israelites to turn away from evil or other false gods and return wholeheartedly to God. Community or individual repentance is necessary for this turn. Moreover, Israelites have the responsibility to fulfill their role in spreading God’s blessing to all the families of the earth (Gen 12:3) and being the light of the world (Isa 42:6; ...  Read More

Worship enables believers to live a sanctified life and to be His likeness in God’s mission. Therefore, worship is crucial to building up church members to be disciples of Jesus Christ and worship has the beneficial effect of growing the church to engage in God’s mission.  Read More

Renewal is a profound work of God because it inspires us to live out our faith. But we cannot experience renewal without prayer.  Read More

Mission comes out of renewal. The mission movement is always intertwined with the renewal of God’s people, both individually and congregationally.  Read More