-Spiritual mapping, prayer walking, and house/person of peace searches in ministry areas.
-Building inroads to people groups and places, locally and internationally (focusing on unreached and unengaged nations, lost, and universities).
-Modeling intentional and frequent personal evangelism.
-Connecting new believers to existing churches or gathering them into new ones.
-Training and leading evangelism-focused mission teams to international partnerships.
Personal Training:
-Equipping followers of Jesus to obey God's Word, abiding in Jesus and making disciples through the power of the Holy Spirit.
-Modeling how to start conversations with strangers, ask questions/listen well, talk about spiritual things, share the Gospel, and ask for a response.
Immersive Spiritual Tours:
-Leading believers to visit mosques, Hindu Temples, Buddhist temples, and other places of worship.
Local Churches:
-Partnering with local churches to learn how to best serve them in missions mobilization.
-Sharing at church gatherings about this ministry and casting vision for mobilization training.
- Helping believers discover and strengthen their ministry calling and giftings (APEST).
-Consulting on missions mobilization within a local church or association.
1-Day Mission Trip/Training:
(Usually Saturdays from 9am-3pm):
-Prayer
-Vision-casting/equipping (why, who, and how).
-Develop and mock practice personal testimony.
-Develop clear/concise Gospel message and mock practice.
-Visit inside a mosque, Hindu Temple, or Buddhist temple.
-Personal evangelism in groups of 2-3 in community.
-Report back to group after a couple hours of sharing to share, celebrate, and pray.
-Cultivate a plan moving forward to create mutual missions equipping, encouragement, and accountability in each church gathering (usually a 3/3rds format in a church small group). These groups can raise up believers to lead future evangelism trainings, apprentice programs, and other mobilization opportunities.
3-4 Day Mission Trip/Training:
-This training follows a similar format to the 1-day. This time may also include hearing from and serving local churches or mission organizations in the area.
Missions Mobilization Pipeline:
Helping local churches develop and implement an intentional mobilization focus may include:
-Communicating a clear mission statement/vision.
-Establishing and celebrating goals with members' abiding in Jesus and making disciples.
-Having smaller gatherings of the church that focus on mutually equipping, encouragement, and accountability to abide in Jesus and make disciples. These life-on-life relationships are crucial. These groups should be led in a 3/3rds fashion. Leaders should be facilitators instead of preachers/teachers. The leaders should focus on creating an interactive environment where they are mainly asking good questions as the group walks through the text, letting the members learn directly from the Bible and Holy Spirit.
-Developing a disciple-making missions program. The focus of all church events and mission partnerships should be in evangelism and mobilization.
-Creating a residency/apprenticeship program where members are further trained in following Jesus. Equipping and sending them as spiritual multipliers wherever God calls them, locally or globally, vocationally or personally.
-Establishing churches where many are coming to faith in an area or where members are called to minister.
"And we desire each one of you to show the same earnestness
to have the full assurance of hope until the end"
Hebrews 6:11
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