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Too many followers of Christ live with what is called ‘the secular and sacred divide’. That is, there are parts of our lives that are sacred or belong to The Lord, and parts that are secular, or reserved for us. When we truly know the place of Jesus in our lives, we will be on fire for Him.

In this episode, we will discuss the significance and implications of not just saying, but living a life in which 'Jesus is Lord.'

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Many people say, “Jesus is Lord.” But what does that mean? In the Shema, God told Moses to instruct Israel to always remember that God is Lord. To say Yahweh is Lord was not meant to declare Who God is, which is only propositional; it was instead a pledge of complete allegiance to Him, which is shown in our obedience, surrender, and actions. Jesus is Lord means that there should be no empty thrones in our lives.

In order to begin a disciple-making movement, you must not only know that God sends people into His mission of reuniting fallen humanity back into the Shalom/peace we from which we fell because of sin, and that He wants to send you, you must also know that when you go, you are going in the authority of Jesus, who was sent to restore humanity back to where we were meant to be. This is what is missing in our broken world, and this is what you will be equipped to do.

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In this episode, Stevyn Bonner joins me as we discuss the fact that followers of Christ do not do what we do in response to culture, but like Jesus, we are to go as obedient missionaries who have been sent by God and He will use us to help transform culture for His glory.

Brad Brisco has stated that "Christians are not just the “called out,” we are the “sent out.” Because God is a missionary God, we must be a missionary people." For too long, the Church has seen itself through the lens of culture, so too many within the Church do not know who we are or what we believe. It is best to see ourselves in light of the mission of God. God is the Creator of culture. It was always His intention to run the world through humans. God sent Jesus and, in turn, sends us. The Church does not just send missionaries; the Church is the missionary.

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