Dr. Tim Roehl
I.
The Stresses and Barriers of
Missional Partnerships
1. Church people (Acts 6, 15)
• Consumerism (Acts 6:1)
◦ Control (Acts 15)
◦ Convictions (Acts 15:5)
I.
The Stresses and Barriers of
Missional Partnerships
2. The “Too Cool for You” Syndrome
(I Kings 12:1-17)
3. The “Corban Principle” (Mark 7:9-13)
“But if you say…”Whatever help you might otherwise receive from
me is Corban (that is, a gift devoted to God), then you no longer let
him do anything for his father and mother…”
II. The Successes and Benefits of
Missional Partnerships
1. Relationships
Heroes, heart holders, persons of peace, Kingdom
team mates, divine appointments, redemptive
friendships…it’s all about relationships!
2. Resources (II Corinthians 8,9)
When resources—especially money and people— cross
“boundaries”, the Kingdom is surely active and attractive!
Be generous!
II. The Successes and Benefits of
Missional Partnerships
3. Responsibility and Accountability
(Acts 14:26; 15:2)
We need each other…together, we’re better!
4. Equipping and releasing new leaders in new
ways. (II Samuel 21:15-22; Acts 6:2-7, 14:23)
Raise up and release
the next generation of giant killers!
II. The Successes and Benefits of
Missional Partnerships
5. Reaping the results!
(Acts 6:7; 14:27; 15:3,19)
Every soul is worth it!
God’s hand is on you…on us…
for eternal purposes!
Joining Jesus on His Mission!
“The Son of Man has come to seek and save the
lost…and give them life more abundantly.”
(Luke 19:10, John 10:10)