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The Gospel Commission

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01 September 2012

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Many programs for outreach, discipleship, and spiritual disciplines are available at any bookstore and on countless websites. We assume that we already know the nature of the Great Commission and the appropriate methods of carrying it out. But Michael Horton contends that it too often becomes our mission instead of...

Many programs for outreach, discipleship, and spiritual disciplines are available at any bookstore and on countless websites. We assume that we already know the nature of the Great Commission and the appropriate methods of carrying it out. But Michael Horton contends that it too often becomes our mission instead of God's. At a time when churches are zealously engaged in writing up mission statements and strategic plans, he argues that we must ask ourselves anew whether we are ambassadors, following the script we've been given, or building our own kingdoms with our own blueprint. Pastors, church leaders, and readers of Horton's *Christless Christianity* and *The Gospel-Driven Life* will value this frank and hopeful exploration of the Great Commission as a call to understanding and good practice. Now available in trade paper.

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Many programs for outreach, discipleship, and spiritual disciplines are available at any bookstore and on countless websites. We assume that we already know the nature of the Great Commission and the appropriate methods of carrying it out. But Michael Horton contends that it too often becomes our mission instead of...

Many programs for outreach, discipleship, and spiritual disciplines are available at any bookstore and on countless websites. We assume that we already know the nature of the Great Commission and the appropriate methods of carrying it out. But Michael Horton contends that it too often becomes our mission instead of God's. At a time when churches are zealously engaged in writing up mission statements and strategic plans, he argues that we must ask ourselves anew whether we are ambassadors, following the script we've been given, or building our own kingdoms with our own blueprint. Pastors, church leaders, and readers of Horton's *Christless Christianity* and *The Gospel-Driven Life* will value this frank and hopeful exploration of the Great Commission as a call to understanding and good practice. Now available in trade paper.
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Koorong Code 352537
ISBN 9780801013904
Pages 320
Publisher Baker Book House
Publication Date 01 September 2012
Dimensions 25 x 139 x 215mm
Weight 0.435kg
Product Category Church
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    In this book Michael Horton sets out to make clear what the Gospel is, and, what the commission of the church is and is not. He succeeds in making these things plain through the teaching of the Scriptures, and, also quoting material from many others to expose the errors that some have fallen into. For example, the confusing of the great commission given to the church ( to proclaim the Gospel of GRACE ) with the great commandment given to all ( to love our neighbor : LAW )\\nThis is worth reading for the excellent last chapter """"Until He Comes"""". On the negative side, I thought too much space was given to the negative examples/teachings. \\nA good read for anyone interested in making disciples, and, being a disciple. \\n