Sermons

Mission 2 - Mission and Gospel (Ephesians 1:9-11)

Phillip Hopwood, August 16, 2015
Part of the Mission series, preached at a Sunday Morning service

What is our mission as Christians? Is it to warn people of their moral failings and their consequences? Is it sharing spiritual experiences, or getting people to accept what we believe is the truth about doctrine or prophecy? What was the message and mission the Father sent the Son to share with us? Perhaps that mission is bigger than we thought?

Tags: Christian ministry, consumer Christians, entering God's rest, God's plan, God's plan, God's work, gospel of peace, gospel of the Kingdom, kingdom of God, Mission, peace, peacemakers, redemption, trinitarian mission

About Phillip Hopwood: Pastor, GCI Tasmania

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- Web Hosting on May 19, 2017 at 3:18 PM
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Paul has been undermined by other teachers of the gospel who contend he is not a very impressive speaker when he is with the Church in Corinth. This sermon addresses what our defense is when an attack comes against us that is rooted in the flesh.