Podcasts about sentness

"Beyond Sunday" are episodes from Adam and Narrate staff that dive deeper into our life with Christ.This episode is a continuation of the series about why Adam has opted for an Anglican identity. 

The Theology of Sentness. We get into the difference between go and sent, where we see sending in the Bible, and talk about the five-fold commission.

If you missed Sunday's message or want to hear it again, Andy's podcast is now available to listen.

Mission Shaped Life; Sentness | Mathew 28:18 - 20 | Ps Graham | 15th June by Cornerstone Christian Church

Sent to Serve

John 3:16-21

Today we welcome on special guest Damaris Taylor! As believers we are called to be "Sent" people, but what does that mean? Listen to the episode to find out! Damaris has served as various roles within the church and just so happens to have been my youth pastor in High School.  Now he's getting ready to start up a Home-Church in Boston! If you'd like more info on how you can help Damaris spread the Gospel click on this link: https://reliant.org/damaris.taylor  

Claiming Our Sentness by Ray Altman

The third and final installment of a trilogy of teaching around the Sending of the Twelve.  This episode explores some of the more difficult parts of Jesus' instructions to them before they depart. 

This is the second in a short trilogy of teaching around the sending and commissioning of the twelve disciples.  It explores some of the easier parts of Jesus' instructions to them before they depart.

Matt Fricker wraps up the series on Jesus life and ministry with a sermon on Sentness.

Exhilaration is probably not a word you often associate with the Christian life. Exhilaration is a combination of scary and joyful. In Mark 6, Jesus sends his disciples to preach, heal, and liberate others from the power of evil. It's both scary and joyful for them as they have to depend completely on God and the hospitality of others, and as they discover the trustworthiness of God and the joyful, life-changing power of Jesus. We, too, are sent by Jesus. But how is discipleship modelled to us? Will we enter more fully into the scary joyful life of being sent by Jesus? Into exhilarating discipleship? (YouTube video of the service including this sermon: https://youtu.be/2XqzXmPMf50 ) [Organ - Pentecost 6]

20 June 2021

Kim is the Lead Pastor of Casey City Life Church in Melbourne. He, along with his family, spent five years in America as the Director of Missional Imagination of Community Christian Church, a thirteen-site, mega-church in Chicago. He is the author of the book ‘Sentness: six postures of missional engagement’ and the Tribe Director of Forge Global.Kim holds a unique perspective on the broad diversity of church forms and expressions all the way from the multi-site mega-church to the missional community at the local pub. There's something in this episode for everyone.  Join the Forming Church community through our facebook group.Follow us on instagram @formingchurchAnd if you get value out of this conversation, would you consider leaving us a rating/review on apple podcasts and sharing the episode with a friend? Forming Church is created by Gen1K Mission in collaboration with Lead by Story and sponsored by Baptist Financial Services. Original Music by Josh Corkill and editing by Sienna Corkill. 

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At The Genesis Project, we believe that every follower of Jesus is sent into the world to demonstrate and proclaim the message of Jesus to the world - at home, at work, and at play. What does that mean?

Experiencing the Trinity Sermon #9: Passionate Mission“mission Dei” which means the mission of God. Jurgen Moltmann says this:“it (mission) is not the church that has a mission of salvation to fulfill in the world; it is the mission of the Son and the Spirit through the Father that includes the church, creating a church as it goes on its way.”The triune God is Sender (Father), Sent (Son) and Sending (Holy Spirit).The eternal movement of the Father... why? ______________________________Sentness describes us. To participate in mission is to participate in the movement of God's love towards people, since God is the fountain of sending love.How then do we catch the divine infection? How do we catch the passion of the Father?After Jesus said, “As the Father has sent me, so I send you,” he breathed on them and said “Receive the Holy Spirit.” John 20:21-22What's hindering us from joining the mission in which the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are already engaged?Two main issues tend to hinder us:1. Having a church-centered approach to ministryFrogs and Lizards2. Our hesitancy to take risksJohn Wimber used to ask: do you know how to spell faith? _____________Following Jesus means that He will lead us out of our comfort zones. He will lead us into situations where we must take risks. He will lead us to take steps into unfamiliar places. Speaker: Richard Clinton

Learn how to gain insight on God's specific plan for our "sentness" - His direction in our lives, where we are sent, who we are sent to and what being sent actually looks like for you and your family.

Acts 8:1-8

17/06/17 And God Said… Bible Conference - Riverstone Gospel Intentionality Session 2 Speaker: John Fleming Topic: 2. Sent with the Gospel Duration: 41.15 A sense of "SENTNESS" in every circumstance, every day with everyone……transforms us! YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/user/andGodsaidBibleConf

If you identify as Christian, did you know that you're called to share the gospel within your sphere of influence? Now is the time for all who dwell under the banner of Christ to "embrace their sentness" as missionaries for Jesus. Listen as Pastor Chad Stuart brings us the sixth and final part of his "Questionable" sermon series, titled: Embrace Your Sentness.

In this message, Associate Pastor Neal Nelson concludes our December Nights series about the Sentness of God. "Sending" is in God's DNA, Neal says, and because we are His people, it is also part of our identity. God sent Jesus, and He also sends us into our world.

Alex Kacere teaches on Isaiah 52-53 and John 17 about how Jesus being "sent" means that Christians also are to live sent lives.

Real life, the blessed, life, is busy. It was busy for Jesus. But it's also purposeful. Jesus said a huge “yes” to many good things and a huge “no” to other good things because He couldn't do everything. How wisely are you able to say “yes” and “no” to good things?

It was a privilege to host Kevin Bruursema from New Life Lakeview and have him minister God's Word at our Sunday Celebration. Kevin shared on living with a "sent" mindset, and he used a visual formula to illustrate that you can view here