9 Great Commission design principles
I’ve been focusing on
biblical foundations for missions. Here
are a few more principles I have found to be true:
1. Principle of Going and Sending
Every goer needs a group of senders backing him or her in
prayer.
2. Principle of Mobilization
Disciples are mobilized as they identify with those on the
mission field. The goal of a mobilizing
trip, therefore, is to promote such identification.
3. Principle of Unlimited Opportunity
Opportunities do not equal callings. In today’s world, the internet offers
unlimited opportunity. The starting
place for action is prayer-motivated strategy that unearths the best opportunities.
4. Principle of Local Advantage
National churches are best equipped to reach their own
countrymen. They should be equipped to
do so.
(continued tomorrow)
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