MAPS Global Sermons

We are something more than servants and soldiers. We are the children of God. The Father's aim is to gather wandering sons to come home and stay home. There we mature into fathers and mothers who turn and welcome others home.

We are something more than servants and soldiers. We are the children of God. The Father's aim is to gather wandering sons to come home and stay home. There we mature into fathers and mothers who turn and welcome others home.

We are something more than servants and soldiers. We are the children of God. The Father's aim is to gather wandering sons to come home and stay home. There, we mature into fathers and mothers who turn and welcome others home.

We save up money to help our kids go to college, we throw parades when our kids want to join the military, but we ask questions when they desire to carry the gospel among the unreached. To pursue a career and be a productive member of society is good; to serve one's country is noble; but to spend a season of life in an unreached nation for the sake of the Gospel? What is that worth?

Once a year at Annual Gathering, our global family gathers in one place to celebrate all that God is doing in the prayer and missions movement. Enjoy this sermon from Jonathon T. Thomas.

Once a year at Annual Gathering, our global family gathers in one place to celebrate all that God is doing in the prayer and missions movement. Enjoy this sermon from R.A. Martinez.

Once a year at Annual Gathering, our global family gathers in one place to celebrate all that God is doing in the prayer and missions movement. Enjoy this sermon from Jason Upton.

Once a year at Annual Gathering, our global family gathers in one place to celebrate all that God is doing in the prayer and missions movement. Enjoy this sermon from Stacey Campbell.

Did you know that most of your New Testament scripture can be traced back to a church in a city called Antioch? Many people are only vaguely familiar with this prophetic community, which could arguably compare to Jerusalem in terms of its implications for New Testament Christianity and lasting impact on the global Church. Before there were churches covering Asia Minor, before there were epistles that would be read by countless people throughout history as inspired scripture, there was a spiritual family made up of people from many different backgrounds, ethnicities, and vocations living out a value system together. This place became the "sending center" of the New Testament. God is raising up "Antioch Sending Centers" across the earth in this generation for the finishing of the task of Great Commission. They will be Presence-Centered families, nurturing and sending laborers to neighborhoods and nations. The blueprints for these communities can be found in chapters 11 and 13 of the book of Acts concerning the church in Antioch.

Did you know that most of your New Testament scripture can be traced back to a church in a city called Antioch? Many people are only vaguely familiar with this prophetic community, which could arguably compare to Jerusalem in terms of its implications for New Testament Christianity and lasting impact on the global Church. Before there were churches covering Asia Minor, before there were epistles that would be read by countless people throughout history as inspired scripture, there was a spiritual family made up of people from many different backgrounds, ethnicities, and vocations living out a value system together. This place became the "sending center" of the New Testament. God is raising up "Antioch Sending Centers" across the earth in this generation for the finishing of the task of Great Commission. They will be Presence-Centered families, nurturing and sending laborers to neighborhoods and nations. The blueprints for these communities can be found in chapters 11 and 13 of the book of Acts concerning the church in Antioch.