We are in the midst of one of our ROCK’em Road Trips;
presently in St Louis, MO (we had one stop in Indiana.) The trip is going great
and we have already seen responses to the Gospel, taught some hoops, etc. Our
theme is “The Gateway to the West (Go west, young man).” It revolves around the
sentiment of going west in order to fulfill our Manifest Destiny – our providential
leading to expand… to take over the continent… No room to get into all the
history or to debate if this was truly a providential decree from God; but I can tell you beyond any shadow of a
doubt that we are providentially directed to expand His kingdom!
If you read His Word it is very clear that He has decreed
that we should carry the Gospel locally, regionally, nationally, and
internationally. (See Acts 1:8; Mark 16:15) Missions are our Manifest Destiny!
And you know what? When I preach/teach on this no one seems
to argue this with me. Everyone in the churches seems to agree that we should
be doing this… but hold on…
It is your Manifest Destiny that you should be a carrier
of the Gospel! (And I mean it in the singular tense.)
Who is going to take the ball to the hole?
Who is going to step up to the plate and take a swing?
Who is going to Cowboy up?
Who is going to take the bull by the horns?
God is looking for players that want the ball.
God is looking for players to answer to the call.
He has chosen you (believer) to be His mouthpiece in
sharing His truth. (See 2 Corinthians 5:19-20; 1 Thessalonians 2:4)
You are God’s “Chosen One” to be used in reaching your
world for Christ! (See Ephesians 2:10 – it is a reminder that God has even laid
out the “plays” for you to “run”.)
These ROCK’em Road Trips are designed to push these young
men into being missions-minded.
These ROCK’em Road Trips are designed to push the young
men into understanding a personal responsibility in God’s game plan.
These weekly devotions are designed to push you into
being missions-minded.
These weekly devotions are designed to push you into
understanding a personal responsibility in God’s game plan.
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