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• Kingdom Imperatives - Part 2: The Call to Evangelism | GREG MITCHELL SUNDAY SCHOOL

  SummaryPastor Greg focuses on the imperative of speaking to the lost, the importance of love and compassion in evangelism, and the methods Jesus used to reach out to those in need. The conversation highlights the significance of understanding true success in ministry, which is not measured by numbers or fame, but by the impact of evangelism on individuals and communities.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Kingdom Imperatives02:53 The Importance of Speaking to the Lost12:39 Understanding Human Measurements of Success24:12 The Imperative of Love in Evangelism35:12 Jesus' Method of Evangelism47:17 The Impact of EvangelismTakeawaysThe word 'must' signifies moral obligation in serving God.Success in ministry is not measured by numbers but by genuine impact.Jesus' imperative to speak to the lost is crucial for evangelism.Compassion is essential for effective ministry and outreach.Evangelism requires speaking the good news to those in need.Jesus' method of evangelism involved going where the sinners are.True evangelism addresses human needs and speaks about sin.The love of Christ compels believers to share the gospel.A changed life is the most powerful testimony of faith.Evangelism has a broader impact on communities beyond individual conversions.Sound Bites"I must be about my Father's business.""Jesus had to go through Samaria.""The love of Christ compels us.""Compassion doesn't come natural to us.""You must tell people the good news.""You can't get people saved unless you first get them lost.""Evangelism changes sinners.""Evangelism impacts wider than just that one person.""A changed life is the greatest argument for Christianity.""I must go to Samaria because this is a kingdom imperative."Give to support this ministry: https://www.prescottpottershouse.com/givingFind a fellowship church near you: https://cfmmap.orgLooking for more fellowship sermons? https://takingthelandpodcast.com

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• Kingdom Imperatives - Part 1: Family Identity and Our Mission

  SummaryPastor Greg introduces the concept of 'Kingdom Imperatives,' emphasizing the necessity of understanding our identity in Christ and the obligations that come with it. He explores the importance of knowing who we are as children of God, the imperative to serve and meet with God, and the significance of prioritizing God's will in our lives.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Kingdom Imperatives02:49 Understanding 'Must' in Serving God06:10 Family Identity and Jesus' Mission09:06 The Importance of Knowing Who You Are12:00 God's Love and Our Identity15:04 Obligations of Identity18:04 The Father's Business20:57 Meeting with God: An Obligation24:04 God's Will and Our Priorities26:56 The Role of the Church29:55 Seeking God's Will32:59 Spiritual Progress and Growth36:07 Favor with God and MenTakeaways- The word 'must' signifies necessary actions in serving God.- Our identity in Christ shapes our actions and obligations.- Knowing who you are in Christ gives you confidence.- God's love is bestowed upon us, changing our relationship with Him.- Obligations arise from our identity as children of God.- Meeting with God is not optional; it is an obligation.- God's will takes precedence over personal and cultural expectations.- The church is essential for spiritual growth and community.- Seeking God's will should be a priority in our lives.- Commitment to God's business leads to spiritual progress and favor.

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• Who Will Pay? | The Transformative Power of Forgiveness by Pastor Greg Mitchell

  Summary Pastor Greg explores the profound themes of forgiveness and the debt of sin, emphasizing the importance of recognizing our own debts and the necessity of forgiving others. He illustrates the nature of God's forgiveness and the dimensions of forgiveness we must navigate in our lives. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Personal Reflections 02:51 Understanding the Debt of Sin 06:06 The Nature of Forgiveness 12:03 Dimensions of Forgiveness 20:08 The Consequences of Unforgiveness 26:58 Choosing to Forgive Takeaways We all do wrong to God and others. Sin is a debt that must be paid. God is willing to forgive our debts. Forgiveness is an action that must be taken. We must receive God's forgiveness to move forward. Forgiving others is essential for our own peace. Unforgiveness can lead to personal torment. Forgiveness is not about what others deserve. We forgive for our own healing and freedom. Choosing to forgive can break generational cycles of bitterness.

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• It Stops With Me: Breaking Generational Curses by Pastor Greg Mitchell

  Summary This powerful sermon by Pastor Greg explores the concept of family curses and the impact of generational sin. He illustrates how negative patterns can be passed down through families and emphasizes the importance of breaking these cycles through redemption in Christ. The message highlights the power of Jesus' sacrifice to free individuals from curses and encourages listeners to take a stand against their family's negative legacy, proclaiming, 'It stops with me.' Chapters 00:00 Introduction: The Power of Legacy 02:52 Understanding Family Curses 06:05 The Nature of Curses 08:59 The Impact of Sin and Demonic Forces 11:54 Redemption from Curses 16:50 Breaking Family Curses 20:49 Choosing Blessing Over Curses Takeaways Curses can be passed down through generations. Family legacies can be changed through personal choice. The blood of Jesus offers redemption from curses. Breaking a curse requires active decision and repentance. Forgiveness is essential to breaking family curses. Curses are often linked to learned behaviors and sin. God desires to bless us, not curse us. Redemption means being bought out of spiritual slavery. You can choose to reject the negative patterns of your family. Blessings can be claimed through faith in Jesus. Sound Bites "It stops with me." "Can families be cursed?" "Curses are the result of sin." "God does not want you to stay cursed." "The blood of Jesus sets people free." "You can break a family curse." Support Pastor Greg's Ministry with a generous gift to the Prescott Church: https://www.prescottpottershouse.com/giving Find a fellowship church near you: https://cfmmap.org

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• The Transformative Power of God's Voice by Greg Mitchell

  Summary Pastor Greg discusses the importance of hearing and responding to the voice of God, as told through the story of Elijah. The message highlights how God meets us in our struggles, encourages us in our weaknesses, challenges us to grow, and provides practical guidance for our lives. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Context of the Message 02:55 The Voice of Encouragement 11:01 The Voice of Challenge 20:00 The Voice of Direction Takeaways • Every person here, we need to hear the voice of God. • God is not far away. He is there with you. • Don't try to have the same experiences as other people. • God will always tell you the truth. • God loves us the way we are, but He loves us too much to leave us the way we are. • You have to choose to act on it. • God knows who the answer is. • You should ask God to speak to you and then listen. • Trust your father's voice enough to turn right. • If you will value God's voice and obey what he says, God can meet with you. Sound Bites • "The voice changed everything." • "God is not far away." • "God knows what we need." • "God will always tell you the truth." • "You have to choose to act on it." • "God knows who the answer is."

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