Mission Theology would best be described as God’s involvement in mission and how he utilizes his creation, man, to further His Kingdom and the salvific message of his Son, Jesus Christ. We will look at God’s word to see how the Old Testament as well as the New Testament views missions. We will also look at how the nature of God relates to missions. We will identify two key themes or motifs of mission theology and finally, we will address how mission theology relates to (1) a missionary (2) church leaders (3) lay people not in full-time…
Objectives/Progress: Pt. is consistently maintaining action toward making positive lifestyle changes. Pt. has participated in all the AMS program activities and services as indicated by following scheduled dosing appointments and attending one hour mandatory group sessions. Pt. denied any urges or craving and he reported a decrease in the negative side effects. Pt. has been able to receive Phase 1 take home privileges due to submitting 3 clean UDS and verbalizing his commitment to abstinence. Patient has achieved dosage stability and abstinence for period of four consecutive months which car result in approval of reduced attendance privileges for this quarter (phase 2). Counselor will continue to monitor his compliance to become illicit free.…
In his book Share Jesus Without Fear, William Fay lays out an easy and attainable way for one to reach people for Christ. A former mobster, and prostitution house owner, Fay says that if “God can take somebody like me and change him, he can take anybody in your life and change him as well.”1 In an easy to understand, comprehensive way, Fay shows how to overcome your fears and witness to those who are lost. By breaking down the six most common excuses one uses not to evangelize, he shows how to overcome the roadblocks that we place on ourselves. For instance, one of the fears he addresses is the fear of rejection. Fay points out that one must realize that this is not a contest. He says, “success is sharing your faith and living your life for Jesus Christ. It has nothing to do with bringing anyone to the Lord.”2 He goes on to say that it takes someone 7.6 times of hearing the Gospel before they give their lives to Christ. Just because you may have been the 3rd, does not mean that it didn’t make a difference. Throughout the book Fay lays out questions to ask, verses to go to, and objections that you will encounter, to lay out a way for you to share your faith with others without excuse.…
Introduction: Hi. I am about to talk to you about a Greek God named,Apollo. Apollo was an olympian god of music,poetry, prophecy, youth, healing, and the aversion of plague and harm. Apollo’s Roman and Greek name are the same they are both Apollo. Apollo is usually found in is Mt.Olympus. He has a lot of Myths that say he has been is Mt.Olympus for over 56 years!! Which is actually a lot of years to stay in one place. Apollo has 8 powers and they are Truth, Academia, Prophecy, Poetry, Archery, Disease, Medicine and Music.Apollo had a lot of relatives. His mom was named Leto. His dad was named Zeus. He had a twin sister named Artemis. He had a couple of wife/Lovers named Daphne, Princess Koronis, Huntress Kyrene, and Youth Hyakinthos. He had 50 children. Some other family/Relatives Apollo had was Hades, Hestia, Poseidon, Demeter, and Hera.…
Now days, we consider the Missionary Training Center to be a form of Exodus. The righteous missionaries of the church leave the comfort of their homes, friends, and also family to obey the Lord and follow his commandment to spread the gospel throughout the earth. God uses the righteous young men and young women of his church to teach the world about his work and glory, which is to bring to pass the immortality and eternal life of man as stated in Moses 1:39. The only way to receive immortality and eternal life is through Jesus Christ. The righteous missionaries, whom are part of the Exodus Pattern, are using the atonement and following the commandments of the Lord. These missionaries and their families are abundantly blessed with the Pattern of Bountiful because of their willingness to serve the…
This mission reminds us that for the Kingdom of God to continue to break in, individual lives need to be changed, while being motivated and equipped for transformation. Our Book of Discipline offers this cue: “God has used our church to save persons, heal relationships, transform social structures, and spread scriptural holiness, thereby changing the world.” When we change lives and introduce people to the all-loving nature of God, we indeed transform the world. When making disciples, the Church welcomes people into community, educates them on God’s call for Christians, and equips them toward using their spiritual gifts to serve as change agents playing a role in bringing about the Kingdom of…
Gabriel C. Amadi-Emina is a Nigerian-born artist who migrated to the United States in August 2009. Since his transcontinental move, Gabriel has encountered, tackled, and navigated a variety of cultural related happenings which have influenced his personal and theoretical perspective on blackness and black identity. Both during and after receiving his Bachelors of Fine Arts with a focus on Traditional 35mm Photography and Graphic art in Armstrong State University, he has continues to develop a unique visual language, while pondering core ideas revolving around the main topic of his work, which is black identity. Gabriel has been featured in various publications and has exhibited in various shows. Gabriel currently resides in Baltimore, where…
My future ministry will be as Co-Pastor of a medium sized Community Church in Lewisville, Texas. Each Sunday the church will have approximately 240 in attendance of Sunday morning worship service. My overarching goal for life is to live in and teach others how to grow in the hope that comes from the redemption provided by Jesus Christ. (2 Timothy 3:16-17; Ephesians 1:7)…
plan to continually preach the Gospel to all people, including both home and foreign missions.…
There are many different people in the world today with a varied view of religion. There are perhaps thousands of religious belief sets throughout the world. In the workplace we are confronted with individuals from all walks of life, cultures and religions. There is a woman that I work with by the name of Kiran. She is of Indian descent and I have had the good fortune to become close to her and share the gospel of my God. She is always kind and listens to me preach to her without judgment or condemnation.…
So, this is where you and I come together. I am trusting the Lord for provision. If you are in any way moved by my words or my story, don't ignore it. I ask you to please make a contribution to my life so that I may in return impact the lives of others through Jesus. God can be loud but he is often soft. I urge you to pray and listen closely to his voice. You are being called to be used and answer a…
I have known for some time now that I am called by God into the ministry somehow, some way. I actually have known since I was a little girl. I choose to do life my way for a few years, and not walk with God. It cost me and my daughter some heartaches and pains. I have been building my relationship with God…
One of the greatest privileges of the Christian life is to go and proclaim the gospel to every nation, tribe, and tongue (Rev. 7:9). It is the task and duty of every believer to share Christ. When Jesus gave the Great Commission to the disciples, He said, “Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations” (Matt. 28:19). The task of sharing the gospel can be done in one’s own community, workplace, or with family. However, in order to fulfill the Great Commission, Christians must go to every nation, tribe, and tongue to fulfill the task of reaching the world for Christ.…
The word Ark, Aron in Hebrew, means simply a chest. The Ark was made in Sinai by Bezaleel ben Uri, whose name suitably means, "In the Shadow of El (God), The Son of my Light".…
The Jesus Creed has really helped me to look at Scripture from what I believe is a more biblical and Jesus centered perspective. While I have read the words Jesus used from Deuteronomy 6:4-9 and Leviticus 19:18 many times in Scripture, I never considered how all His teachings might have stemmed from them. I did not know Jesus had amended the Shema of Judaism because I didn’t know there was a Shema before reading this book, but now knowing this I can more clearly see what Jesus was doing. He was correcting a misunderstanding how some used and understood the Torah. Most paid excellent attention to the letter of the Law; however they had failed to grasp the message that God had called them to partake in His redemptive mission. Just as the Israelites got tangled up with the letter of the Law and missed their calling, are we as the Church today also failing to answer the same call? I believe it’s far too easy to make a case that we are, especially in America. Jesus redefines what it means to love God, instead of showing love to God by observing the Torah, Jesus calls people to follow Him, and in doing so He equates loving God to having a personal relationship with Himself thereby amending the Shema, making it personal. Next, He adds to the Shema by using a Leviticus passage saying “Love your neighbor as yourself.” Love of God and love of others is the core of Jesus’ Shema and loving God means following Jesus. McKnight believes the Jesus Creed is the foundation of everything Jesus teaches about spiritual formation and after having read his book I have to say I agree. Everything Jesus does is out of love for God and for others as illustrated time and time again throughout the Gospels.…