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Are We Really Fulfilling Jesus's Final Command? Many Churches In America Today Want To Be Powerful, Relevant, And Influential In Personal And Social Transformation. A Plethora Of Programs For Outreach, Discipleship, And Spiritual Disciplines Are Available At Any Bookstore And On Countless Websites. Yet What We Need Most Is A Renewed Understanding Of And Commitment To The Great Commission. We Assume That We Already Know The Nature Of This Commission And The Appropriate Methods Of Carrying It Out. But Michael Horton Contends That It Too Often Becomes Our Mission Instead Of God's. At A Time When Churches Are Zealously Engaged In Creating Mission Statements And Strategic Plans, He Argues That We Must Ask Ourselves Anew Whether We Are Ambassadors, Following The Script We've Been Given, Or Building Our Own Kingdoms With Our Own Blueprint. Pastors And Church Leaders Will Value This Frank And Hopeful Next-step Exploration Of The Great Commission As A Call To Renewed Understanding And Good Practice -- Publisher Description. Pt. 1. The Great Announcement. Before You Go -- Exodus And Conquest : The Gospel And The Kingdom -- Pt. 2. The Mission Statement. An Urgent Imperative : Go Therefore . .

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Author
Horton, Michael Scott.
Publisher
Grand Rapids, Mich.: Baker Books
Published
2011
Language
EN
ISBN
9780801013898
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Christian, Fiction, Religion
Rating
3.96 / 5 (101 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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