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“There's something about giving to the kingdom of God that has a different type of return. It has an eternal return that lasts for generations.”
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In this message from LifePoint Church's 'Sent' series, Pastor Mike Burnett challenges the congregation to embrace the full mission of God by praying for the lost, going to share the gospel, and giving generously to support missionaries and church planters worldwide. Guest speaker Sam Johnson, founder of Priority One, shares how Bible training centers in 65 countries are multiplying disciples and transforming communities. The message calls believers to move beyond the church walls and participate actively in God's ongoing mission to restore people to relationship with him.
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“There's something about giving to the kingdom of God that has a different type of return. It has an eternal return that lasts for generations.”
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Unlock with your sermon →According to this sermon, there are three ways every Christian can participate in missions: pray regularly for lost people and missionaries, go on short-term trips (even across the street to a neighbor), and give generously. You don't have to travel far, the shortest missions trip can be to someone right next door.
This sermon teaches that tithing is a baseline spiritual discipline where believers bring their first 10% to God through the local church. The church then tithes 10% of what it receives to missionaries and partners. Giving funds real projects, wells, church roofs, Bible schools, that transform communities around the world.
Child dedication is not salvation but a public commitment by parents to raise their children to love God, follow Jesus, and be led by the Spirit. The church also commits to pray for and encourage the family. It reflects the biblical principle that the faith community walks alongside families in raising the next generation.
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