http://www.greatcommissionkentucky.com/2010/01/gcr-myth-1-bloated-bureaucracies/ Kentucky Baptists cooperating together to fulfill the Great Commission Wed, 08 Feb 2012 15:03:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.greatcommissionkentucky.com/2010/01/gcr-myth-1-bloated-bureaucracies/comment-page-1/#comment-892 Who is More Lost? | sbctoday Sat, 12 Mar 2011 20:13:12 +0000 http://www.greatcommissionkentucky.com/?p=1671#comment-892 [...] It seems that some are using the lost and unreached people groups to promote a debate that leads to pet projects.  I am not against getting the Gospel to the lost and unreached people groups of the world.  I believe the mandate of reaching the unreached people groups is as much a part of the Great Commission as my Jerusalem. I have a scriptural conviction to  do all within my power, through the leading of the Holy Spirit and the cooperation of other Southern Baptist and Evangelicals, to see the mission accomplished.   However, since we began this debate on the Great Commission Resurgence we, as pastors, are now being presented with the argument that we are keeping 93% and the state conventions and the denominational structure fight over 7%. [...] [...] It seems that some are using the lost and unreached people groups to promote a debate that leads to pet projects.  I am not against getting the Gospel to the lost and unreached people groups of the world.  I believe the mandate of reaching the unreached people groups is as much a part of the Great Commission as my Jerusalem. I have a scriptural conviction to  do all within my power, through the leading of the Holy Spirit and the cooperation of other Southern Baptist and Evangelicals, to see the mission accomplished.   However, since we began this debate on the Great Commission Resurgence we, as pastors, are now being presented with the argument that we are keeping 93% and the state conventions and the denominational structure fight over 7%. [...]

]]> http://www.greatcommissionkentucky.com/2010/01/gcr-myth-1-bloated-bureaucracies/comment-page-1/#comment-374 Who is More Lost? :: SBC Today Wed, 27 Jan 2010 11:05:00 +0000 http://www.greatcommissionkentucky.com/?p=1671#comment-374 [...] It seems that some are using the lost and unreached people groups to promote a debate that leads to pet projects.  I am not against getting the Gospel to the lost and unreached people groups of the world.  I believe the mandate of reaching the unreached people groups is as much a part of the Great Commission as my Jerusalem. I have a scriptural conviction to  do all within my power, through the leading of the Holy Spirit and the cooperation of other Southern Baptist and Evangelicals, to see the mission accomplished.   However, since we began this debate on the Great Commission Resurgence we, as pastors, are now being presented with the argument that we are keeping 93% and the state conventions and the denominational structure fight over 7%. [...] [...] It seems that some are using the lost and unreached people groups to promote a debate that leads to pet projects.  I am not against getting the Gospel to the lost and unreached people groups of the world.  I believe the mandate of reaching the unreached people groups is as much a part of the Great Commission as my Jerusalem. I have a scriptural conviction to  do all within my power, through the leading of the Holy Spirit and the cooperation of other Southern Baptist and Evangelicals, to see the mission accomplished.   However, since we began this debate on the Great Commission Resurgence we, as pastors, are now being presented with the argument that we are keeping 93% and the state conventions and the denominational structure fight over 7%. [...]

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