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

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   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.

   • Equipping Churches Connect Daily Work to Worship

     Preaching and Teaching: Many Christians say they cannot...

   • Equipping Churches Encourage Everyone to Take Responsibility

     The challenge facing the church today is to equip, encourage...

   • Equipping Churches Invest Resources in Equipping

     Professional Groups. At Redeemer Church in New York there...

   • Equipping Churches Actively Hunt for Examples And

     Robert Lewis, pastor-at-large at Fellowship Bible Church...

   • Equipping Churches Create Structures to Sustain

     Saddleback Community Church provides resources every week...

   • Equipping Churches Include Daily Work as Part Of

     Equipping churches include programs to equip those they...

   • Conclusions About Equipping Churches

     There is no single way for a church to become an equipping...

   • How Should We Work as Christians

     3) God provides us with unique skills, gifts and talents,...

2. www.theologyofwork.org › key-topics › the-equippingEquipping Churches Have a Vision of God at ... - Theology of Work

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   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.

3. www.christianfocus.com › products › 1154Calls to Worship: A Pocket Resource by Robert I. Vasholz ...

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   The call to worship exhorts God's people to turn from worldly distractions and to focus hearts, minds and actions on revering him. Robert Vasholz offers this comprehensive resource for those involved in leading worship.

4. www.bibletruths.org › every-believer-is-called-toEvery Believer is Called to Serve - BibleTruths

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   Jan 5, 2024 · Each person is called to serve in various capacities, using their unique gifts for the edification of the church body and the glory of God. This service is characterized by selflessness, humility, and a focus on the needs of others, mirroring the example of Jesus Christ.

5. renner.org › article › serving-god-seven-questionsServing God: Seven Questions Every Christian Should Ask

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   • What is my level of spiritual consecration? As you consider that, let me ask you some other questions. Are you 100% sold-out to Jesus? Are you willing to sacrifice your comfort and convenience for someone else’s benefit?
   • How is my servant’s attitude? Many will say they want to be like Jesus, but have they really considered what that entails? Jesus communicated plainly what it means to have a “kingdom attitude.”
   • What is my level of practical availability? A person can have all the ability in the world, but it will avail nothing if he or she does not have availability.
   • Am I willing to work? Work is not an unspiritual word. When the Holy Spirit spoke in Antioch, He said,“Now separate to Me Barnabas and Saul for the work to which I have called them”(Acts 13:2 NKJV).

6. christiancoachingtools.com › coaching-resourcingCoaching for Resourcing - Christian Coaching Tools

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   It’s natural in our problem-solving to go there, but it comes out of a scarcity mindset. Resourcing starts with what God has already provided. Yet you’ll find a significant—and fruitful—paradigm shift occurs when you can help them focus on what they DO have.

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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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   Should a model of evangelism be based on the local church?

   • In light of the differences between the life of Christ and lives of most Christians, a model of evangelism from the perspective of the local church could be an interesting study, in the same way that Coleman’s work is a shift from the perspective of programs to that of the individual.

   The Master Plan of Evangelism by Robert Coleman

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   Did God call us to work?

   • It was a call to work! Serving God doesn’t involve simply sitting around and having warm, fuzzy feelings and thinking about holy things. God calls us to work. Paul said, “I labor [unto weariness], striving with all the superhuman energy which He so mightily enkindles and works within me” (Colossians 1:29 AMP).

   Serving God: Seven Questions Every Christian Should Ask

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   Should church members accept responsibility for Ministry?

   • For many church members, it may be a relief to leave the responsibility for ministry up to the professionals and avoid accepting responsibility themselves. The equipping church vision is about the whole church accepting responsibility.

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

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   Is there a model for marketplace ministry?

   • There is no single model for marketplace ministry that fits all churches or communities. Large churches are able to draw from more internal resources than small churches. Churches in business communities have a different orientation from those situated in labour or agricultural settings.

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

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   What can a church learn from an entrepreneurial spirit?

   • The church has much to learn from this entrepreneurial spirit that quickly adapts to changing market circumstances. Just as businesses must be highly adaptive in order to stay competitive in an ever-changing market, so too the church needs to respond flexibly and quickly in order to best serve the ever-changing needs of its people and community.

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

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8. founders.org › reviews › the-master-plan-ofThe Master Plan of Evangelism by Robert Coleman

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   By studying the ways of Christ in the gospels, Christians receive a model of evangelism that can be trusted. Coleman acknowledges that some work has been done on Christ’s approach to discipleship, but he claims that work still must be done concerning his method of evangelism.