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REASONS FOR MISSIONS TODAY

14 REASONS FOR MISSIONS TODAY There are many motivations that God uses to spark interest in people and move them into some kind of involvement in missions. Here are fourteen from Mobilizer Claude Hickman. 1)  The Promise (Gen 12:1-3)  – Because God has promised to bless all nations (or people groups) on the earth. What better motivation and encouragement can we have than the understanding that missions (blessing the nations with the Gospel) is in the sure purposes of God. 2)  The Purchase (Rev 5:9)  – Because Jesus has already purchased people from every tribe and nation with His blood. Like the Moravians motivated by this purchase we should repeat what two Moravians missionaries said as they set sail for India, “May the Lamb receive the reward of His suffering!” In other words, He has already purchased them, our job is only to gather in what is His. 3)  Because the Harvest is plentiful (Matt 9:37)  – Now this is for all the numbers gurus out there who are ...
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MISSIONS AND CHURCH PLANTING

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  MISSIONS , in a broad sense, refer to various efforts to fulfill a specific purpose, often involving outreach and service. In Christian contexts, missions are primarily focused on spreading the Gospel, making disciples, and engaging in various forms of humanitarian work.  Key Aspects of Missions Today: Spreading the Gospel: Christian missions involve sharing the message of Jesus Christ with individuals and communities, aiming to bring them to faith and discipleship.  Making Disciples: Beyond evangelism, missions involve the ongoing process of teaching and guiding individuals to follow Jesus Christ and live a life of faith and service.  Humanitarian Work: Many missions involve providing practical assistance to those in need, including humanitarian aid, medical care, education, and development projects.  Church Planting: Missions efforts often include establishing new churches in areas where there are few or no Christian communities, fostering indigenous church ...
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