How to send when you can’t see the end: Luke 10:1-12
<ul>
 <li>Sending and the need for laborers.</li>
 <li>The imminent danger in working the harvest, “wolves.”  Matthew 5:10-12 - persecution, rejection.</li>
 <li>The Great Commission</li>
 <li>Pentecost, the harvest festival.  The liturgical color of green for life and revival.  The power of the Holy Spirit to animate us in this time.</li>
</ul>

How to send when you can’t see the end: Luke 10:1-12 Sending and the need for laborers. The imminent danger in working the harvest, “wolves.” Matthew 5:10-12 - persecution, rejection. The Great Commission Pentecost, the harvest festival. The liturgical color of green for life and revival. The power of the Holy Spirit to animate us in this time.

How to send when you can’t see the end: Luke 10:1-12
<ul>
 <li>Sending and the need for laborers.</li>
 <li>The imminent danger in working the harvest, “wolves.” &nbsp;Matthew 5:10-12 - persecution, rejection.</li>
 <li>The Great Commission</li>
 <li>Pentecost, the harvest festival. &nbsp;The liturgical color of green for life and revival. &nbsp;The power of the Holy Spirit to animate us in this time.</li>
</ul>

Connected: Harvest - by Rev Paul Dickerson

We are a church compelled by two words. We are loved by God in Christ and sent by God into the world. God’s love is proven with blood and a cross. The word “mission” comes from Latin missio, meaning “to send.” We go where there is need for the love of Christ. We pray that the gospel of Jesus continues to go forth, as more people are loved and more people are sent.

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