Finish Lines
of the Great Commission
of the Great Commission
What would happen if the Body of Christ came together around common goals of the Great Commission? Prayer, Compassion, Evangelism, Bible Engagement and Christian Community as finish lines gives us a comprehensive framework to see this nation transformed and discipled.
When we look at these areas as ‘finishable’ our strategies and plans take on a new urgency and hope.
Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you.
Matthew 28:19-20
The goal is to prepare spiritually by increasing prayer in each community through:
We must see every household and campus adopted in prayer and every person prayed for by name.
Sign-up for a monthly day or half-day of prayer with the goal of praying for your community 24/7.
Special times of coming together to pray for their community.
Why is it important to begin with prayer? Join Brian Alarid, president of America Prays, as he shares about the value of prayer and how you can take practical steps towards the goal of every person in America being prayed for by name.
Brian Alarid – President of America Prays https://www.americaprays.org
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The goal is to show God’s love in action, connecting with and caring for those around us.
Learning the needs of those around us will lead to natural opportunities to meet those needs and to share the Gospel.
the church to be the hands and feet of Jesus to those in need around them. Educate and Equip those in need to see a lasting change in their lives.
addressing issues like absentee parents, addictions of all kinds, sex trafficking, etc.
What does it look like to reach your city with the compassion of Jesus? Join Jonathan Thomas, Andy Byrd, and Jimmy Seibert as they talk about what they are doing to reach out to communities that are hurting and in need of hope.
Jonathan Thomas – President/CEO of Civil Righteousness (https://civilrighteousness.org/)
Andy Byrd – Leader in Fire & Fragrance (https://www.fireandfragrance.com/)
Jimmy Seibert – Co-Founder of Antioch Ministries International (https://antiochwaco.com/)
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The goal is that every person in each community would hear the Gospel multiple times in clear and relevant ways through:
Be intentional with those you are praying for and connect to them on a personal level, leading to natural opportunities for intentional Gospel conversations.
As a part of the strategy for All.America, the public proclamation of the Gospel via evangelistic campaigns should take place in multiple venues in your area.
This layer of strategy will allow for every person in a specific area to be targeted with a Gospel message online tailored to their demographic group.
Do you have a desire for others to know God? Stir up your faith by listening to these passionate evangelists talk about what makes them love to tell others about Jesus. You will hear some of the best practices on sharing your faith and creating a more missional culture in your ministry.
Personal / Public / Social Media Evangelism Training
Kimberly Johnson (GO2020) – Host
Dave Gibson US Director of GO2020 (https://go2020usa.com/)
Greg Stier – President of Dare2Share (https://www.dare2share.org/)
Aaron Pierce – Steiger International (https://steiger.org/)
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The goal is that everyone can engage with the life-giving words of the Holy Scriptures.
The Bible must be made available to every person using relevant languages and formats.
on the foundational principles in the Bible for all areas of life – Education, Family, Government, Economics, Religion, Media, Arts, Entertainment and Sports.
to implement plans for personal and corporate Bible studies. This would include making the Scripture available to new Christians.
What does it mean to engage with the Bible? Join the Year of the Bible as they feature different tools, ministries, and more to encourage the Body of Christ and give practical ways to engage with the Word of God.
Year of The Bible (https://yearofthebible.com)
David Bowden – Founder of Spoken Gospel (https://www.spokengospel.com)
Mike McDonald – Director of Global Focus and Strategic Relationships for The Bible Project (https://bibleproject.com)
Esteban Shedd – Executive Director of Streetlights (https://www.streetlightsbible.com)
Tara-Leigh Cobble – Host at The Bible Re-Cap (http://www.thebiblerecap.com)
Brian Chung – Co-Founder of Alabaster (https://www.alabasterco.com)
Nick Brandt – Senior Event Director with Pulse (https://movecloser.org)
Trauma Healing Institute (disasterrelief.bible)
Sam Harrell – Table Coalition (https://thetablecoalition.org)
Nick Hall – Founder of PULSE (pulsemovement.com)
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The goal is that all who come to Christ would be connected to a Christian Community.
Effective discipleship happens through relationships. Everyone who participates in praying and connecting with those around them is already positioned to follow through with these new believers.
Some of the best settings for discipleship are home groups, workplace Bible studies, school and university clubs, and wherever you do life – pursuing Jesus together to encourage growth in godliness.
The larger body of Christ provides Christians opportunities to use their gifts, serve one another, and connects them to teaching, worship, and a greater network of personal and group discipleship movements.
How do you create a culture of discipleship? Join Drew Steadman and Brian Phipps as they share how they have been challenged to practically live out a life of discipleship and how they’ve seen it transform their communities!
Drew Steadman – US Director of the Antioch Movement (https://antiochwaco.com)
Brian Phipps – Founder and President of Disciples Made (https://disciplesmade.com)
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