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1. www.whatchristianswanttoknow.com › how-god-equipsWe could not do anything in ministry without God’s help and ...

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   Whoever does God’s bidding in ministry (i.e., Matt 25:25-36), God equips. He would never call someone to a task and not equip them or give them gifts of the Holy Spirit to do what He’s called them to do.

2. www.theologyofwork.org › key-topics › the-equippingHow Can We Equip Our People for God’s Work in the World?

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   empower and collaborate with people in the congregation to lead the ministry. release and support their people for work outside the church. encourage everyone to take responsibility. include daily work as part of youth ministry and compassion/outreach/service ministries.

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4. www.rayfowler.org › sermons › christ-our-purposeTeaching and Equipping People for Ministry | Ray Fowler .org

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   But God doesn’t ask you to serve without first equipping you to serve. And this morning we are going to look at three ways that God teaches and equips you for ministry in the church. You are equipped by God’s servants, you are equipped by God’s Word, and you are equipped by God’s Spirit. I. Equipped by God’s servants (Ephesians 4:11-13)

5. www.teachonevoice.com › post › unleashing-the-powerUnleashing the Power of Teamwork in Ministry: Lessons from ...

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   Aug 17, 2023 · Teamwork in a ministry setting is essential, like how Jesus and his disciples worked together. As we navigate the complexities of modern ministry, we can't stress enough the value of unity, mutual support, and shared purpose.

6. www.thegospelcoalition.org › themelios › articleTwo Types of Work: Work for the Lord and Work for the Kingdom ...

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   It suggests that Paul speaks about two different types of work—“work for the Lord” (3:23–24) and “work for the kingdom” (4:11)—and that this distinction provides a paradigm for thinking about the difference between “ministry” and “non-ministry” work.

7. marisadamore.com › blog › what-does-the-bible-sayWhat Does The Bible Say About Working Together? - Marisa D'Amore

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   Jan 3, 2024 · The Bible provides help on how we can work together to accomplish incredible things and demonstrates how unity and collaboration often lead to success. Sharing the load not only gets things done but brings us closer in the process.

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   Is all work done by a Christian done to God?

   • We will see that all work done by a Christian can and should be done to God, only some work is done for the kingdom of God. This distinction helps us to be clear that there is a distinction between, for want of a better word, “ministry” and “non-ministry” work.

   Two Types of Work: Work for the Lord and Work for the Kingdom of God

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   Is every Christian a “worker”?

   • In other words, every Christian is to do the “work of the Lord,” but there are some whose activity is more closely bound up with this work so that they can be identified as a “worker.” We can speak—perhaps somewhat anachronistically—of those in full-time ministry (some Christians) and those who do ministry (every Christian).

   Two Types of Work: Work for the Lord and Work for the Kingdom of God

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   Is there a model for resourcing Christians to serve God?

   • There is no single model or simple formula. This is about each church embarking on its own journey towards resourcing Christians to serve God in their daily work. Each church must start with the people God has already given it and the places and types of work that already occupy their lives.

   How Can We Equip Our People for God’s Work in the World?

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   Is every Christian a “worker” for the Kingdom of God?

   • Returning to the language of Colossians, we can say that not every Christian is a “worker” for the kingdom of God (4:11). There were many Jewish Christians but only Aristarchus, Mark, and Jesus Justus were Paul’s Jewish “co-workers” for the kingdom. However, every Christian can do fruitful work for the kingdom of God (1:10).

   Two Types of Work: Work for the Lord and Work for the Kingdom of God

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   What does it mean if God sends people into the world?

   • Benedictions: Benedictions that speak of God sending his people into the world to make a difference there can remind people that God is with them in their work. By utilizing people in such a way, God is fulfilling His words to Abraham, ‘By your offspring shall all the nations of the earth gain blessing for themselves’ (Genesis 22:18).

   How Can We Equip Our People for God’s Work in the World?

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   Does God equip?

   • For those who the world thinks are nobodies, God equips. God calls the least of the world so that none can boast about it (1 Cor 1:27). Whoever does God’s bidding in ministry (i.e., Matt 25:25-36), God equips. He would never call someone to a task and not equip them or give them gifts of the Holy Spirit to do what He’s called them to do.

   How God Equips Christian’s for Ministry - What Christians Want To Know

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9. www.christianleadersinstitute.org › empoweringEmpowering Christians - Christian Leaders Institute

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   Empowering Christians – The Inspiration. Christian Leaders Institute draws inspiration from Acts 2:16-18, where Peter declares, “God says, I will pour out my Spirit on all people. Your sons and daughters will prophesy, your young men will see visions, your old men will dream dreams. Even on my servants, both men and women, I will pour out ...