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AS YOU GO, MAKE DISCIPLES?

Walking with Christ is not a spectator sport! Nick, Seth, and Zach walk through 2 Corinthians 5 & 6 as well as the Great Commission and share how God has given us a mission to minister to those around us in the world of sport. Want to contact the show? Email sdaisey@fca.org Show References: delawarefca.org/pursue2021 2 Corinthians 5:17-21 2 Corinthians 6:1-2 Ambassador Definition Reconcile Definition 2 Timothy 2:2 Matthew 28:18-20 "As You Go"

S Is high stakes but pales in comparison to the stakes for every individual when it comes to their eternal destination. Our country seems divided right down the middle politically and it would be easy as conservative Christian to say this divide lines up with the sheep and the goats, I.e. Trump supporters are going to be saved and the rest will not , that’s not true of course and the fact that it’s not true should be a reminder that we should identify ourselves first and foremost with our allegiance to our Savior Jesus Christ and our identity as a child of the most High God and not by any earthly affiliation or group or political party. One of the truths of the Bible that I have struggled with is the fact that there is a Hell and that those who choose not to accept Jesus as their Lord and Savior will spend an eternity in torment. Rather than responding to that struggle by trying to rationalize what is clearly taught in the Bible, a better response on my part Would be to have a renewed sense of urgency to share the Gospel with those I have access to in my life.  We all have an area of influence in our life and a big part Of that influence is through our work. This issue of eternal salvation hit home to me this past week after spending several days with a close relative who is an avowed Atheist. We were watching a special on CNN a documentary on Linda Rondstadt. I was very intrigued by this doc because I enjoyed her music growing up but didn’t know much about her. She lived a very impressive life in terms of her music career. She was the first woman to have 5 albums in a row that went platinum. She was the first person to have a hit on the pop, R&B and country charts simultaneously.  She played to large crowds. And won over many with her unique and powerful voice as well as her stage presence and physical beauty. Despite her success in rock and roll she boldly pursued other challenges including winning a Tony after singing on Broadway and producing some powerful traditional Mexican music, honoring her heritage and her Mexican father who was also a musician. At the end of the documentary they showed her in the present day. It was a bit sad because she contracted something like Parkinson’s a number of years ago and lost her ability to sing as she used to along with other physical complications. She never married but had many lovers which seemed a sad to me. It was interesting that nothing was said in the documentary about her spiritual beliefs though they made several references to her political beliefs. I did a quick search and found that though she was raised Catholic she considered herself an Atheist. It hit me that just like my relative, she is currently alive and based on her beliefs is destined for Hell. I thought about writing a letter to her to Share the Gospel. Though I may do that, realistically there are so many unbelievers as well as those whose beliefs are unknown to me with whom, unlike Linda Rondstadt, I actually have some kind of relationship and influence, and that certainly includes my relationships at work.   There’s another aspect to this story I want to share.  We talk about what it means to live Out our faith through our work. Through those conversations we often say that you don’t have to be a minister nor do you have to be proselitizing in order to live Out our faith through our work.  So what do we do? Well, to answer that question let’s talk about LInda Rondstadt.  As an atheist she has a spiritual belief and without a doubt has faith, in fact I would argue it takes more faith to be an atheist than a Christian. She clearly has shown excellence in her work as evidenced by her accomplishments.  She has certainly been rewarded financially for her work. Others have enjoyed the fruits of her labor and befitted from them. despite these truths about what Linda has accomplished and despite the fact that we don’t really know if Linda has lived Out her faith through her work, Based on the Bible and Wikipedia she is destined for Hell. So what is my point? Well, for one thing, Like Linda Rondstadt we can achieve success by the worlds standards through our work but not live out our faith through our work and not go to Heaven. Also, I believe we can go to heaven and not live out our faith through our work. In other words, living out our faith through our work is not about getting to Heaven, that’s true whether we are a plumber, a doctor or a pastor. We are saved by grace through faith in the saving power Of the blood Jesus Christ. So if living out our faith through our work is not about being saved what is it about? One way to answer that question by sharing a devotional from Pastor Brian Biggers, called “As You Go”. To sign up to receive Brian’s First Light Devotionals go to tlcalive.com   "As You Go"     As you go, preach, saying 'the kingdom of heaven is available'! Heal the sick, cleanse the lepers, raise the dead, cast out devils. Freely you have received, freely give. Matthew 10:7-8   Have you ever noticed that Jesus' ministry was an "as you go" ministry? Do you also notice that he commanded us to practice an "as you go" ministry? Through the years of church history ministry has morphed into an "organized, scheduled" ministry instead of what He said it should be. A short reading of scripture reveals that Jesus did not "plan" ministry events. He didn't "organize" healing services, evangelistic outreaches or prophesy conferences. As He moved about His daily routine, He would encounter human needs. It was then as He "ran into" people with needs that He would minister to them in whatever capacity their need called for. That is an "as you go" ministry. There is certainly nothing wrong with planned ministry events where people can come together and receive help. But, are we missing the greatest opportunities to serve and help people by not being "as you go" minded? Our current mindset is, "come to church on Sunday and find help". "I'll call my minister and set up a time for him to help you". Again, nothing wrong with these options. But, do I really need to wait until Sunday to help someone? Do you and I not have the same Holy Spirit living inside of us that Jesus had inside of Him enabling Him to bring Kingdom blessing to others "as He went"? Let’s change (love that word!) the way we think about ministry and become followers of the Man that lived His life always on the lookout for an opportunity to serve someone "Kingdom style". Why do you need to "take a mission trip" to Africa to minister to needy people when you can take one to Walmart for far less money! Why not take a mission trip to help the heathen in Gibsonville, Mebane or Ossipee? If you are feeling really spiritual, head for Saxapahaw! A great life is to head out every morning after praying, "dear Jesus, I am your ambassador today on the lookout for a need to be met. Thank you that you will 'order my steps' to just the right person and fill me with your precious Spirit to meet any need I might encounter"! Then you walk through your day with you "periscope up" looking for chances to bless "as you go"! Wonder what God would do during a day if we adopted an "as you go" mindset to minister? All you have to do to find out is look at Jesus' life.     Thank you for the call to represent you in my corner of the world today! Line me up somebody to bless "as I go" today!   E Cameron Arnett - refused to do partial nudity in a big role - crushed him   L Psa 104:19 The moon marks off the seasons, and the sun knows when to go down. Psa 104:20 You bring darkness, it becomes night, and all the beasts of the forest prowl. Psa 104:21 The lions roar for their prey and seek their food from God. Psa 104:22 The sun rises, and they steal away; they return and lie down in their dens. Psa 104:23 Then man goes out to his work, to his labor until evening. Psa 104:24 How many are your works, O LORD! In wisdom you made them all; the earth is full of your creatures. Interesting how our daily work is listed among other things that are part of daily life in Gods creation, part of Gods works!   Our work matters to God!   A If Podcast not accessible look to  website www.christianmenatwork.com H

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9/8/2019 - As You Go, Where You Are - Matt Combs - sermon,series, hospitality

Sidney shared another fantastic sermon for our series "As You Go", do yourself a favour and give this a listen. Please remember to share with your friends and family!

Murray shared a great word on how to have Faith for our As You Go series. Give it a listen!!

In this introductory episode, we give the heart behind As You Go, the importance of parents leading their kids in spirituality and faith, and a sneak peak of what to expect in future episodes!

Sid kicked off our new series "As You Go" and it was so encouraging. You don't want to miss this sermon, give it a listen!

Paul starts out ‘As You Go...’ series talking about the importance of Baptism in Water and the Holy Spirit.

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Morceaux: HOLY – “Heard Her” (SWE) The Gondors – “Annie” (DE) Crepes – “As You Go” (AUS) Chain & The Gang – “Experimental Music” (US)

“As You Go” message given by Shannon Meadors at FOB on 05/12/2019.Scripture:Deuteronomy 6:4-9This message features the audio from an awesome video created by the good folks at The Bible Project. You can watch it here: https://thebibleproject.com/explore/shema-listen/Join us for FOB on Sunday mornings at First Baptist Nashville. www.nashvillefirst.org

“Keep First Things First” from As You Go… by Marty Price. Luke 10:41-42 – But the Lord answered her, “Martha, Martha, you are anxious and troubled about many things, but one thing is necessary. Mary has chosen the good portion, which will not be taken away from her.” The post Keep First Things First appeared first on Pendleton Street Baptist Church - Greenville, SC.

“Evangelism and Authenticity” from As You Go… by Marty Price. Luke 10: 36-37 – Which of these three, do you think, proved to be a neighbor to the man who fell among the robbers?” He said, “The one who showed him mercy.” And Jesus said to him, “You go, and do likewise.” The post Evangelism and Authenticity appeared first on Pendleton Street Baptist Church - Greenville, SC.

“When They Do Listen” from As You Go… by Marty Price. Luke 10:17-19 – The seventy-two returned with joy, saying, “Lord, even the demons are subject to us in your name!” And he said to them, “I saw Satan fall like lightning from heaven. Behold, I have given you authority to tread on serpents and scorpions, and over all the power of the […] The post When They Do Listen appeared first on Pendleton Street Baptist Church - Greenville, SC.

“When They Don’t Listen” from As You Go… by Marty Price. Luke 10:16 –  “The one who hears you hears me, and the one who rejects you rejects me, and the one who rejects me rejects him who sent me.” The post When They Don’t Listen appeared first on Pendleton Street Baptist Church - Greenville, SC.

“Prepare to Share” from As You Go… by Marty Price. Luke 10:3 – Go your way; behold, I am sending you out as lambs in the midst of wolves. The post Prepare to Share appeared first on Pendleton Street Baptist Church - Greenville, SC.

“Compassion for the Lost” from As You Go… by Marty Price. Luke 10:1-2 – After this the Lord appointed seventy-two others and sent them on ahead of him, two by two, into every town and place where he himself was about to go. And he said to them, “The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few. Therefore pray earnestly […] The post Compassion for the Lost appeared first on Pendleton Street Baptist Church - Greenville, SC.

In this episode, Doreen and I share our stories of being full time paid staff employees at churches and falsely thinking this was the only way to be used by God in ministry.  The last church we were employees at over 15 years ago, for me it was like being in a huge candy store.  I was so excited to be a pastor there.  Doreen was more conservative in her approach as she was a manager department head for a marketing area for this mega church.   It was years later that we discovered what it meant to be a Kingdompreneur.  It is our goal in this podcast to help you realize that you don’t need to be perfect and have it “altogether” for God to use you.   Doreen and I will share what it means to follow the scripture that says “As You Go” in Matthew 10:7.  Everyone “Go’s” everyday.  The question is, “what are you doing as you are going”? Listen in as we give you tips of how you can take that step of faith, get out of your comfort zone, find incredible freedom and say to the Lord, “Here am I Jesus, pick me”!

In the final week of the As You Go series, Pastor David teaches from a familiar story in Luke 15 and challenges us with the question, "Who is your 'plus one?'"

In week one of the As You Go series, Pastor David teaches from Luke 5. In that text we learn that a disciple is a leaver, a learner and a lover.

Sunday sermons from Bellevue Presbyterian Church.

A sermon for Oxford Baptist Church on May 14, 2017. This week we had a Parent/Child dedication and the sermon relied heavily on illustrations from my own family and my mother and grandmothers.

AS YOU GO you are my Hands, Feet and Voice - Luke 10:1-9 21/08/2016 Tim Clark

Sunday sermons from Bellevue Presbyterian Church.

Genesis 11, Isaiah 61, Revelation 21

1 Corinthians 7: 17-241 Peter 2: 9, Romans 8: 28, Revelation 5: 9-10

Genesis 2: 4-19, 3: 7-8, Psalm 104: 14-30

Joseph Jordan- Genesis 15

The Reverend Robert Allan Hill preaches a sermon entitled "As You Go, Make of All Disciples". Convivium Musicum sings "Come Let's Rejoice" by John Amner and "Sanctus and Benedictus" by G.P. da Palestrina along with service music and hymns.

The Reverend Robert Allan Hill preaches a sermon entitled "As You Go, Make of All Disciples". Convivium Musicum sings "Come Let's Rejoice" by John Amner and "Sanctus and Benedictus" by G.P. da Palestrina along with service music and hymns.

The Reverend Robert Allan Hill preaches a sermon entitled "As You Go, Make of All Disciples". Convivium Musicum sings "Come Let's Rejoice" by John Amner and "Sanctus and Benedictus" by G.P. da Palestrina along with service music and hymns.

The Reverend Robert Allan Hill preaches a sermon entitled "As You Go, Make of All Disciples". Convivium Musicum sings "Come Let's Rejoice" by John Amner and "Sanctus and Benedictus" by G.P. da Palestrina along with service music and hymns.