Missions: Incarnational

February 7, 2017

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John Stumbo shares one of the goals of missions: to build relationships and know the culture of the people we serve.

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Faith-Filled Risks

Alliance Core Values – Session 8: (Hebrews 11:6)

November 2011

United States

6:22

For more than a century, Alliance workers have braved harsh and dangerous territory, at great personal risk—even unto death—to take the good news of Jesus to a lost world. Because of the selfless dedication of these workers, entire people groups now know Jesus. Achieving God’s purposes means taking faith-filled risks. This always involves change.

Jesus, Our Healer

Fourfold Gospel – Session 4 (James 5:14–15)

November 2011

United States

12:51

“Is anyone among you sick? Let them call the elders of the church to pray over them and anoint them with oil in the name of the Lord. And the prayer offered in faith will make the sick person well; the Lord will raise them up. If they have sinned, they will be forgiven” (James 5:14–15). This promise remains true today. The power to heal comes from Christ alone. We seek His healing and wholeness first and foremost to glorify Him.

Missions: Fruitful

February 2017

United States

0:42

John Stumbo shares one of the goals of missions: to create lasting fruit among believers so they keep spreading the gospel.

Jesus, Our Sanctifier

Fourfold Gospel – Session 3 (Philippians 3:8)

November 2011

United States

15:14

At the point of salvation, Christ lives in us because we are indwelt by the Holy Spirit. But at the time of sanctification, Christ begins to live through us because now we are filled with the Holy Spirit. “It’s because of him that we endure in Christ Jesus who has become for us wisdom from God, that is our righteousness, our holiness, and our redemption” (Philippians 3:8).

Missions Done Well, Missions Done Poorly

June 2016

National Office

17:16

John’s two-part message (see Video Blogs #32 and #33) is combined in this video post in which he shares six points to illustrate missions done well versus missions done poorly. Missions done poorly is about “us.” The Alliance is committed to doing missions well, which involves incarnational ministry that ensures the local, indigenous church’s sustained ownership and brings lasting fruit.

Great Commission Day 2015

March 2015

Middle East

3:03

Courageous workers have risen to Jesus’ invitation to sow seeds of hope in some of the world’s most spiritually barren landscapes. He has called us to support and equip these “sent ones.” Your gift to the Great Commission Day Offering shouts, “We will!”