The Mission Of The Church Is Mission

Although the mission of the Church is its mission, we can not avoid the creation of the basic truth that we will first interact with him, looking at the purpose of today's world church. Mourner. I think these three things are inseparable, but after briefly explaining the first two, I would like to pay attention to the last point. It was a man who rebelled him as we did not doubt his love for humanity as we read about how he offered to return to him in the Old Testament and the New Testament.

Pentecost represents the beginning of the mission of the universal mission of the church - overcoming human obstacles and being moved by the Holy Spirit on the 50 th day. God's mighty breath and the presence of the Holy Spirit swallowed the disciples gathered around Mary's mother in the upper room. The first reading of the apostolic speech record of today (2: 1-13) includes a description of Pentecost by Luca, an introduction, a speech declaring Jesus' resurrection to Peter, and the meaning of Messiah - 36), and positive reaction of the audience (2: 37 - 41). Twelve people did not promptly reprimand the office of the Messiah Jesus Christ and were not immediately retaliated by the religious authorities of Jerusalem who was trying to contain Jesus' death to suppress their interests.

Look at the church through the lens of Pentecost - the serious Bible reflection of Pentecost

Again, the basic premise of the missionary church is that "evangelism" is not just one of the functions or procedures of the church. It constitutes the essence or essence of the church. "Give up" God is the mission of God. God sent a church to carry out the work. Jesus said, "My father sent me," Jesus said, "But I will send you" (John 20: 21). This is a bigger claim, and in the recent conservative church explanation, even if the church members were missionary churches, not all members of the church are missionaries. On the contrary, the church itself is a sign that the kingdom of God is beginning on the ground and foretelling imminent perfect control. It is also the subject and tool of God's rule, authority of the key (Matthew 16: 19) and forgiveness (John 20: 19-23).