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Even though our year-end campaign is over, the Lord is still reigning. And that truth should propel us in our missionary efforts.
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Having been redeemed, we no longer live for ourselves but out of love for our new Master. His love now constrains (seizes) us to go and proclaim his great salvation.
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But how will the 3.8 billion unreached people of the world hear the voice of the Good Shepherd? How will they enjoy the celebration of the Lord’s Supper?
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Is your life's inclination leaning toward living for God above all else?
This is where true life begins. It is a life of self-forgetfulness and Christ-centeredness lived simultaneously.
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Our missionaries are declaring God’s multifaceted wisdom so that people understand how to apply the truth of scripture to their own lives. Our field workers are describing the hope they have for eternal glorification, a sure hope that empowers them through the Holy Spirit to stand firm in their commitment to Christ.
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“God was not through with me; instead, he called me to be a sender. This year I went back to South Sudan with two other board members to visit for two weeks with the purpose of encouraging and supporting the Cush 4 Christ team.”
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Learn about our current mission fields. Find ways to inspire others to be passionate about missions. Spark your own passion for God’s kingdom.
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If the works of creation reveal the glory of God, the works of redemption reveal the glory of God even more.
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Please join with me in praying that God will give us eyes to see that he is always at work bringing about his purposes through us, his people.
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Yes, there have been some setbacks, challenges, and disappointments along the way, but overall, we see God's faithfulness in planting, growing, and sustaining his church in South Sudan.
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The words may be important to say in a culturally appropriate way, but it will not speak to the heart unless it is shown by our works.
How will you know what says “I love you” in action in these different languages and cultures?
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Are we imagining and implementing ways to share the gospel with unbelievers we encounter at work or in the supermarket? Are we thinking of ways to support our missionaries who are on the field?
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Trips overseas don’t usually make me nervous. But as the departure date approached for the RP Global Missions exploratory trip to South America, I could feel an anxious churn in my stomach. But that all changed the morning after our first night in Ecuador.
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When you pray “Lord, your will be done,” is it because you have surrendered all and you are no longer insisting on your own will being done?
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Navigating new people and new places while trying to achieve a goal can be difficult, especially since groups tend to go through stages or phases.
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If you were to choose, what is your one greatest ambition—the one thing that’s essential in your life?
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To teach and guide the children of Japanese Christians was an encouragement to me and I am grateful for all the help that many in my congregation, and those in our Japanese congregations, provided. To see so many Japanese Christians gathering for the glory of our God, showed that the prayers of many saints were not left unheard…
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On the plane ride to Cyprus, I had plenty of time to review my concerns and expectations for the trip. As we greeted the pastor at the airport, though, I decided I had to release my worries, seeing that I was already there, and focus on doing whatever I could in the coming three weeks.
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When we talk to people—more importantly, when we listen to people—are we perceiving the motivations of their lives? Listening to understand, rather than prejudge. Listening to identify those fundamental questions they are asking of life?
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We must not refuse to become goers or senders simply because we are afraid of making mistakes on the field.
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