sermon to Missionaries the he radical call of God and the need for absolute commitment to His will, highlighting themes of sacrifice, spiritual readiness, and the pursuit of God's glory through the proclamation of the Gospel. Biblical passages like Matthew 28:19-20 and Acts 1:8 are central, underscoring the Great Commission to make disciples and to be witnesses for Christ in every sphere of life.
Key Themes & Scripture
The Great Commission (Matthew 28:18-20):
This passage calls all believers to go forth and make disciples of all nations, baptized and taught in Christ's teachings.
Witnesses in Every Sphere (Acts 1:8):
Missionaries are to be witnesses for Christ, starting in their immediate surroundings (Jerusalem) and extending to the furthest parts of the world (the ends of the earth).
Absolute Commitment to God's Will:
Like Elisha's commitment to Elijah in 2 Kings 2, missionaries are called to a complete dedication to God's divine plan and purpose for their lives.
Spiritual Readiness and Transformation:
Sermons often call for a spiritual cleansing and empowerment by the Holy Spirit to prepare individuals for the mission field, similar to Isaiah's preparation in Isaiah 6.
Sacrifice and God's Glory:
The sermon encourages sacrificing worldly possessions and comforts to pour into the Lord's work, understanding that such dedication is a blessing that brings richness to the generous giver.
Practical Applications
Preach the Gospel:
Emphasize the importance of proclaiming the good news of Jesus Christ, whether through words, actions, or both. My beloved brethren there's more in being dependent of God, then create long lasting relationship with our heavenly father.