We’ve been in a series trying to answer the question “How would you live your life if you knew you only had one week to live?” Imagine if the things that will matter at the end of your life mattered to you now. If they don’t, your priorities are misaligned.

We live life as if we think we’ll live forever. But we all know that’s not true. If you knew you only had a week left, how would your priorities change? Why aren’t the priorities you’ll have then your priorities now.

What would you do if you only had one week left to live? Who would you want to see? What conversations would you have? Where would you go? How would you spend that time?

God chooses small armies to win big victories. David defeated Goliath, 12 apostles changed an entire world, and Jesus' death gave us all life. Small armies but big victories.

In our series, we’ve been encouraging you to GO - go into your neighborhood, go share Jesus with people, go invite people to church, go serve - yet I know sometimes a little doubt creeps in when someone says, “Go,” for you to say, “I don’t know if I can do this. It sounds good, but me?”

Never has the urgency of the gospel been more needed by men and women. Our world should be filled with appreciation, but it is filled with apprehension. In a day of advanced medicine, travel, and technology, we are are more confused, more desperate, more frightened than ever before.

Many people think Christians go out to help the poor to get back in line with "God will except me". However, many scriptures say otherwise. Scriptures such as Isaiah 58:6-11 or Luke 4:18-19.

As a part of our GO Movement initiative, we have a goal to double the attendance at churches over all of Irving, TX in 10 years. It seem impossible for man alone, and it is. God can.

We’re always on the go. We go to the store, we go on vacation, we go out to eat, we go to the bathroom, we go to work, we go to church. We have go-carts and eat gogurt. We are willing to go in just about every arena in life except one - and that’s why we’re in a series called the “Go Movement” and the premier Scripture we’re using is Matthew 28:19-20.

One of the last things Jesus said to his followers before he returned to the Father is what we call the Great Commission, the marching orders for those who would carry on His purposes on earth through the power of the Holy Spirit, which would come a little later.

God builds up the individual members of the church into a spiritual house, founded upon Jesus the cornerstone. He has given us a mission to GO, proclaim God's work to the world around us. 1 Peter 2:4-12. Greg Beauchamp, July 17, 2016.