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Giving honor to God the Father and, God the Son and God the Holy Ghost; Pastor Thomas , Rev. Perry, Rev. Tarver officers members and friend good after noon; and may God bless all of you with this message is my prayer.

Amen!

Prayer: Rejoice in the Lord, O ye righteous: for praise is comely for the upright.

The counsel of the Lord standeth for ever, the thoughts of his heart to all generations.

Text: Luke 10:1-9

Topic: Mission of the church

Thesis: Believers are empowered by the Holy Spirit

Purpose:The purpose of this is to show that the church has the power and authority to accomplish its Missions.

Introduction:

The continuation of Jesus Christ’s mission through his followers.

Believers are empowered by the Holy Spirit and sent out by Christ to bear witness to him and to preach, heal, teach, baptise and make disciples of all peoples.

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1)Said.

”After this the Lord appointed seventy-two others and sent them two by two ahead of him to every town and place where he was about to go”.

The power and authority of the church’s mission was giving by Jesus Christ (Lk 9:1)

Believers are sent out by Jesus Christ ( )

Believers are sent out by Jesus Christ

Believers are sent out by Jesus Christ

Believers are empowered by the Holy Spirit Holy Spirit, and peace :

Believers are empowered by the Holy Spirit

Believers are empowered by the Holy Spirit Holy Spirit, and peace :

Believers are empowered by the Holy Spirit

Spirit

(v.5) “When you enter a house, first say, ‘Peace to this house.’(v.

6 )If someone who promotes peace is there, your peace will rest on them; if not, it will return to you.

The Holy Spirit and Peace

The Holy Spirit brings a sense of well-being, contentment and wholeness to believers whatever their outward circumstances.

Peace is therefore an indication of the Holy Spirit’s presence.

Peace is part of the nature of the Holy Spirit

The Spirit is likened to a dove, the symbol of peace pp

Peace is part of the nature of the Holy Spirit

The Spirit is likened to a dove, the symbol of peace pp

The Spirit is likened to a dove, the symbol of peace pp

As part of the Godhead the Spirit is the God of peace See also ; ;

Peace is a resource that the Holy Spirit gives to believers See also The Greek word “parakletos” means “one called alongside”, hence “comforter” or “advocate”;

See also The Greek word “parakletos” means “one called alongside”, hence “comforter” or “advocate”;

The fruit of the Spirit includes peace

See also The Greek word “parakletos” means “one called alongside”, hence “comforter” or “advocate”;

The fruit of the Spirit includes peace

See also

The Holy Spirit brings peace to God’s people concerning their circumstances

The Holy Spirit brings peace to God’s people concerning their circumstances

He changes situations to bring peace See also ;

He changes situations to bring peace See also ;

He brings peace of mind to those facing difficult situations See also ; ;

He brings peace of mind to those facing difficult situations See also ; ;

The Holy Spirit brings peaceful relationships Between believers

The Holy Spirit brings peaceful relationships

Between believers

Between believers and God the Father See also , The result of the Spirit’s work is contrasted with fear, the opposite of peace.

Between believers and God the Father See also , The result of the Spirit’s work is contrasted with fear, the opposite of peace

As part of the Godhead the Spirit is the God of peace See also ; ;

Peace is a resource that the Holy Spirit gives to believers

See also The Greek word “parakletos” means “one called alongside”, hence “comforter” or “advocate”;

The fruit of the Spirit includes peace

See also

The Holy Spirit brings peace to God’s people concerning their circumstances

He changes situations to bring peace See also ;

He brings peace of mind to those facing difficult situations See also ; ;

The Holy Spirit brings peaceful relationships

Between believers

Between believers and God the Father See also , The result of the Spirit’s work is contrasted with fear, the opposite of peace

The Holy Spirit brings a sense of well-being, contentment and wholeness to believers whatever their outward circumstances.

Peace is therefore an indication of the Holy Spirit’s presence.

The Spirit is likened to a dove, the symbol of peace pp pp pp

As part of the Godhead the Spirit is the God of peace See also ; ;

Peace is a resource that the Holy Spirit gives to believers

See also The Greek word “parakletos” means “one called alongside”, hence “comforter” or “advocate”;

The fruit of the Spirit includes peace

See also

The Holy Spirit brings peace to God’s people concerning their circumstances

He changes situations to bring peace See also ;

He brings peace of mind to those facing difficult situations See also ; ;

The Holy Spirit brings peaceful relationships

Between believers

Between believers and God the Father See also , The result of the Spirit’s work is contrasted with fear, the opposite of peace

The task of the church in mission

Making disciples

Preaching and healing

Proclaiming the gospel

Bearing witness to Jesus Christ Closing:

9 Heal the sick who are there and tell them, ‘The kingdom of God has come near to you.

Closing:

Closing:

14 Let the words of my mouth,

And the meditation of my heart, be acceptable in thy sight,

O LORD, my strength, and my redeemer.

See also ;

The universal scope of the church’s mission

To the Samaritans

To the Jews

The disiples’ mission began with the Jews.

See also ; The scattered believers at first preached only to Jews.

To the Samaritans

See also ;

To the Gentiles

Paul as the apostle to the Gentiles:

; ;

Peter preaches to Cornelius and his family; Scattered believers preach to the Gentiles; Paul begins his first missionary journey (with Barnabas); Paul begins his second missionary journey (with Silas); Paul is called to preach the gospel in Macedonia; Paul’s third missionary journey; Paul preaches the gospel in Rome.

Missions undertaken by church officials

Barnabas is sent to Antioch to strengthen the new church.