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Thank you.
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The Church of Christ is far bigger than we often imagine.
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We are part of a global family that spans across all continents.
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If we understand this, we will inspire
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fire to serve each other with humility, passion and unity for God's mission.
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Having worked across continents and interacted with various faith communities, I have come
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to treasure the truth more deeply that the church is vibrant
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and alive in ways that surprise us and stretches beyond our cultural lens.
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So there is a church in Dubai.
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where believers from over 120 nationalities gathered to worship an image of Revelation 7 :9.
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happening now.
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In that church, 96 % of the congregation speak a language other than English as a first language.
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The church is vibrant global family.
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diverse and united in Christ.
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But most believers are unaware of this extended spiritual siblings.
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Joys struggles and mission.
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Today we'll explore the global church and the current status of global missions.
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We are part of something far bigger than our local church.
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We belong to a global family which has inherited a global mission.
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which is not yet finished.
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Many Christians subconsciously picture the average Christian as someone from their own country or culture.
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In reality, Christianity's center has shifted dramatically.
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The face of the church has changed in the 1900s.
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It was primarily best in Today, most Christians live in the Global South, That's Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
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The typical Christian today is not Western, white or middle class.
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Statistically, she is more likely to be a young African woman.
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This fact shaped my assumptions early in my ministry.
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I had grown up in an Asian Christian home
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and exposed to strong expressions of faith led by all generations in my family.
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Yet, I still subconsciously imagine the church's center to be elsewhere.
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Learning Global Trends affirmed what I had experienced firsthand
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and helped me to understand God's work with fresh awe and an original and regional and global context.
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If we don't recognize this,
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We risk ethnocentric pride and ignorance missing the chance to celebrate and learn from what God is doing globally.
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If we do not understand the global body of Christ, We cannot love it.
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learn from it, or serve effectively.
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To appreciate our global family, we need to see the bigger picture.
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The Bible provides a vision for a unified global people of God and the call to make disciples of all nations.
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Ephesians 2 :19 declares that through Christ we are made fellow citizens with God's people and members of the household.
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Revelation 7 :9 says we are one family drawn from every tribe and language and people and nation.
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In John 17 :21, Jesus prayed that they may be one.
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A unity meant to reflect the oneness of the Father and the Son and to testify to the world.
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God's vision for the church was always that we would be a vibrant tapestry of culture and languages unified in Christ.
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This is more true today than ever before.
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In 1900, 82 % of Christians lived in the global north, that is Europe, or not America.
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By 2050, nearly 80 % will be in the Global South.
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That's Africa, Asia, Latin America.
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Africa is projected to have the largest number of Christians of any continent.
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This polycentric growth means no single culture or continent dominates.
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God is forming a kingdom of priests from every nation.
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You see that in Revelations 5 :9.
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God's family includes thriving communities in unexpected places including underground churches in
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hostile regions and fast growing youth led movements in the global south.
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Think of the vibrant churches in China, exuberant worship in Nigeria, or persevering believers in Iran.
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These are our brothers and sisters, part of our global story.
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I have seen how young leaders, especially children and youth, are rising up with a passion for God's mission across continents.
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Through media, prayer and creative expressions, they are becoming active participants in God's unfolding story.
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These expressions of faith and leadership continue to challenge and inspire me.
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These facts correct our biases and fill us with awe at the global scope of God's family.
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In this series, you'll be encouraged to foster several spiritual practices, a posture of learning.
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Learn about the global church, adopt a habit of global awareness, use resources like Operation World It's a prayer handbook.
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Or engage with the Lausanne's God on the Move content to learn more about what's happening around the world.
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to read stories or watch videos from ministries in other nations.
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This week, Learn about the church in Nigeria or Nepal.
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I often encourage people I work with, especially the younger generation, to become curious learners about the global church.
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When we train ourselves to listen to stories from the regions, it shapes how we pray,
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how we serve and how we think about mission.
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Expanding the worldview will expand or personalize our worldview of the global family.
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As we marvel at the beauty of Christ's global family,
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We must also recognize that the family is not yet complete.
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Still, billions have not heard the gospel or joined this family.
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The more I've traveled and served, the more I felt the weight of this reality.
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It's not about guilt, it's about love.
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If we belong to this one big family, then this gap should matter deeply to us.
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So let's explore the current status of Church's Global Missions.
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Thank you.
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We celebrate.
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We celebrate the fact that the gospel has moved in so many ways and in so many places around the world.
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We confess.
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that in the midst of such amazing gospel work a lot has yet to be done.
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And we commit, we commit ourselves afresh and anew to the fact
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that God's last words to us in Jesus should be our first word priority.
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Here's the thing: the great commissions of Jesus in the New Testament are not The only things
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that he has to say to us about his mission from
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Genesis right through to Revelation is the unfolding story of God's mission.
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His words, are our massive priority.
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What we see throughout the New Testament reflects God's heart for mission.
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All of the five great commissions speak about the priority of mission for Jesus Christ and for the church.
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But at the end of the day, in the midst of all of this, we see that Christ's call to the church
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is to take a missional turn more than just what we've seen in the past.
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And what we see, statistically speaking, should shock us.
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Nine out of every ten Muslims
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Hindus and Buddhists have not even met a Christian and we see that there's a lot of work yet to be done.
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But what what is holding us back?
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Could it be that we are more in maintenance mode than serving the mission of God?
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More interested in our comfort than taking up the cross of Christ to the nations.
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The mission belongs to everyone, but at the same time needs to be a live priority for every believer.
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Could it be that we have delegated what Jesus has entrusted to us?
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Are our screens full but our digital spaces spiritually empty?
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Are we confusing busyness with fruitfulness in the kingdom of God?
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Have we grown in influence rather than in our commitment to the Great Commission?
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The truth is the gospel has gone far.
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Let's celebrate that.
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Let's rejoice in what the Lord has done in and through the church.
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But It can go so fast much further.
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Romans 10 :14 reminds us how can they call on the one in whom they've not heard
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and this is the reality that we have to remember
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that the proclamation of the good news is important for us in the world we live in.
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John Stott reminds us that we need to be global Christians because we serve a global God.
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The living God is indeed a missionary God
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and he has committed himself to to enlisting missionary people to reach everyone everywhere with the good news of Jesus.
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is why we go.
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This is why we send.
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This is why we reach.
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One of the reasons why I truly value the Lausanne movement is its commitment to timely truths
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that drive our missional impulse and our heart for the world.
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The State of the Great Commission report that was published in 2024 brought together
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thought leaders and mission practitioners from around the world, and gives us a clear picture of both the opportunity and the progress of the gospel.
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It's not just about analyzing numbers but about inviting us into the story of the gospel around the world.
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The gospel has taken root all over the world.
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We celebrate that.
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But we also celebrate that mission is no longer a one -way street from west to east or from north to south.
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It is truly polycentric.
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Churches in Brazil, in Nigeria, in Korea, in India are participating in the global mission.
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Butts.
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The task is not yet done.
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We know that there are over 7 ,000 plus unreached peoples in the world that have not heard the gospel.
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The 10 :40 window remains the epicenter of gospel poverty today.
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And tragically, listen, 2 % of global mission resources are directed to areas of greatest need.
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But the crisis, friend, is not just over there it is right here.
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I wonder, have we lost confidence in the power of the gospel to transform the nations?
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but also to transform our neighbours.
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In many cities, Around the world unreached peoples now live among us.
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on our streets, in our classrooms, in our workplaces.
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gets So many Christians are ill -equipped and sometimes even unconcerned about reaching them.
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This reveals the the dual burden that we have.
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Firstly to reawaken gospel confidence at home but also to reallocate and realign missional priority to where the efforts need to align.
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We celebrate what God is doing and our prayer is, Lord, let your last words be our first priority.
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May mission extend from our home to our neighbors and to the ends of the earth.
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You don't need a passport to participate in God's global mission.
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You and I just need to say yes.
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where we are and with what we have.
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The mission is is not a call for a select few.
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It is an invitation for every follower of Jesus because
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sharing the good news is the most loving thing that we can do.
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But here's the thing, how can our church, how can our movement, how can our network participate more fully, how can we personally commit more to his mission.
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Firstly, Pray with a wider vision.
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Prayer is not just a warm -up to mission.
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It is part of mission.
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Let's pray for our neighbors.
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Let's pray for the unsaved and least reached and unreached peoples in the world.
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Secondly, let's learn beyond our world.
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Let us read stories about what God is doing in our movement and beyond around the world, shaping gospel movements in Indonesia,
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in Timbuktu, and in parts of the world
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that we may not have ever heard of to stretch and grow us in our calling.
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Thirdly, let's live like we're saints.
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Mission isn't just about crossing an ocean.
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It starts with walking across the street to your neighbor.
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Let's practice hospitality, kindness, sharing the gospel with boldness and humility.
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Fourthly, Let us give in a way that matters the most.
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Let us support the the work of the gospel where Christ is least known.
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Re -evaluate your budgets, Find strategic partners and give generously to the work of the gospel around the world.
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And lastly, go as you feel led.
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obedience Not geography defines his mission.
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So put your yes on the table and allow God to put it on the map.
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We belong to a global family of Christ.
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that is more beautiful and widespread that we could often imagine.
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And we have been entrusted with an unfinished, exhilarating task to complete the the mission of Christ.
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And we believe that this can be done with greater urgency and with increased fervor.
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as we minister around the world.
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the gospel of the kingdom, is to be preached
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in all the world as a testimony to the nations and then the end will come is what Matthew reminds us.
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our faithfulness as believers in Jesus can echo far greater than what we ever imagined.
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Let's pray with purpose, live with intention, give with generosity, learn with humility and go with boldness.
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Let us allow the last words of Jesus to become our first priority Ultimately, the gospel needs to move to our neighbors,
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and the nations around the world.
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