MissionShift: A Biblical Paradigm for Great Commission Living

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MissionShift A Biblical Paradigm for Great Commission Living

Discover the biblical pattern of a sending God, the sent Son, and a people commissioned to live and proclaim the gospel wherever God has placed them.

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Introduction to MissionShift

Living as people who are sent

John 20:21 · 5:33

Jesus remains the Sent One, and His followers continue His mission as people sent by God. This brief introduction explains the shift from living as though we have arrived to faithfully living sent.

Six Messages

Follow the biblical movement of mission.

Message One

God Is a Sending God

John 20:21 · 36:28

As God sent the Son into the world, His followers are also a sent people—commissioned to serve as Christ’s representatives in dependence on the Holy Spirit.

Message Two

The Mission of God

John 3:16–17 · 37:09

God loves the world and sent His Son, Jesus, to redeem people. The mission begins in the love of God and advances through the saving work of Christ.

Message Three

Jesus Lives Sent

Matthew 9:35–10:1 · 44:04

Jesus demonstrates what it means to live sent while engaging and equipping others to join Him—going, serving, seeing, feeling, praying, and depending on His provision.

Message Four

Jesus Sends the Disciples

Matthew 28:16–20 · 56:56

Jesus possesses all authority and sends every disciple to make disciples of all nations by going, baptizing, and teaching in the power of His presence.

Message Five

We Are Sent to Live Missionally

Jeremiah 29:1–14 · 45:53

God sends us as missionaries to the places where we live. Missional living establishes a faithful presence, seeks the good of the community, and prays for its flourishing.

Message Six

We Are Sent to Proclaim the Gospel

Romans 10:13–17 · 46:42

God sends His people to proclaim the gospel so that others may hear, believe, and call upon the Lord for salvation. We live sent for the glory of God.