Making God Known

The Church's Commitment to Missional Discipleship

by Various Authors on August 13, 2023

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God desires for all nations to know Him and declare His praise. Through the person and work of Christ, God has made it possible for all peoples to experience His love and grace. The mission of extending this good news and teaching others what it means to follow Jesus has been entrusted to the Church. God has transformed us by the Spirit to be a people dedicated to missional discipleship among our neighbors and the nations.

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Missional God

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This message from the "Making God Known" series focuses on Psalm 96 and the Core Competency of Personal God.
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Missional People

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This message from the "Making God Known" series focuses on John 20:19-23 and the Core Competency of Life Purpose.
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Missional Community

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This message from the "Making God Known" series focuses on Colossians 4:2-6 and the Core Competency of Biblical Community.
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Missional Discipleship

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This message from the "Making God Known" series focuses on Matthew 28:18-20 and the Core Competency of Disciple-Making.
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Missional Prayer

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This message from the "Making God Known" series focuses on Matthew 9:35-38 and the Core Competency of Prayer.
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Missional Goal

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This Missions Sunday message from the "Making God Known" series focuses on Habakkuk 2:14 and the Core Competency of Worship.

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Roger Sappington, Jon Rhiddlehoover, and David Daniels

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Missional Discipleship (Values)

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Making God Known

The Church's Commitment to Missional Discipleship

by Various Authors on August 13, 2023

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We Have a Mission

From Foundations for Followers of Christ

Living Beyond into the World

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The Spiritual Pathway

Next Step Discipleship, pp. 21–26