stevespaulding
- Jul 2, 2019
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A Biblical Defense of this Thesis

Welcome to the second installment in this series on Obedient Nations. I hope you've enjoyed the first two! You can view both of them here. Get ready to dive in and join the conversation again this week.

In this second video, you will hear my Biblical defense of this theory of mine, that God’s passion and design for the Nations is to disciple them holistically.

My question for you today is, how does this understanding of the Great Commission in a greater biblical context jive with your own? What do you agree with or disagree with? What pieces are missing from my thesis?

I welcome your input and discussion!

Shalom,

sms

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