To help you think 'New Millennium Mission'
MISSION MEASURE:
Measure your mission quotient. The purpose of this survey is to help you evaluate your personal mission vision/involvement in an anonymous way.
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THINK MISSION CONCEPTS
Be challenged by these 10 concepts to 'Think Mission':
| Concept #1 'Soul Priority' A Soul Priority is love focused on the lost by personal, purposeful, passionate and prayerful participation in the 'Great Commission'. Action, effort . . . life style! |
Concept #6 'Discipleship DNA!' Disciples not audience. Application based discipleship. Disciples that make disciples, that make disciples, that make disciples! |
| Concept #2 'Church Planting Churches that plant churches, that plant churches, that plant churches! Church planting is the prime strategy for Great Commission completion. |
Concept #7 'The Locals Are The Real Heroes!' The best people to reach and train local people are local people. So go find some heroes. |
| Concept #3 'Everyone!' Everyone can 'connect' in mission: Learn, pray, go, give, serve, share, train, send, network, partner, etc. Together we can finish the task! |
Concept #8 'Servanthood Sacrifice!' Obedience, stewardship, humility and diligence. The 'main thing' deserves the main effort and the best people and if need be, the biggest sacrifice! |
| Concept #4 'Empower Others!' Efficiencies of time and finance can be gained by empowering believers from a neighbouring people group to reach an unreached people group. |
Concept #9 'Action!' 'Yes, prepare, get trained...' and develop your skills, but do something now. Because the danger is that unless you begin to do something, you'll never do anything! |
| Concept #5 'Partnerships Strategy!' Genuine and equal partner relationships; accountable, transparent and fun! Creative strategies and intentional engagement! |
Concept #10 'Kingdom Vision/Values!' This is about the King and His Kingdom and not about my 'empire' or 'name'! "Prayerful dependence on Him, willing interdependence with others and the pursuit of personal holiness!" |