It can seem easy to have a missional mindset when we go on a short-term mission trip to some place overseas or outside of our own context. We naturally see others in light of their greatest need—salvation in Christ. But what if we took that same approach with the people we interact with on a daily basis? How might that change the way we look at our neighbors and their need for Christ? In this message from Mark 6:7–13, David Platt challenges the church to consider their lives over the next couple weeks as if they were on a short-term mission trip. Rather than settling for what’s comfortable and easy, we ought to trust God to work as we intentionally share the gospel and meet the needs of those around us.
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Consummation of the Kingdom
The Cost of Spiritual Carelessness and the Reward of Spiritual Carefulness
What Ultimately Matters Regarding the Millennium
The Hallelujah Chorus
The Danger of Worldly Desires
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God: "You Matter to Me"
Fighting from (not for) Victory
Truth and Love Worthy of Your Life
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The God Who Fights for Us as We Face Opposition
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The Life of the Christian and the Coming of the Kingdom
Silence in Judgment Amid Shouts of Mercy
The Glory of the Triune God
Being with God in the Dark
Words from Christ to a Church at War
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