Foundations of missions: local, national, regional, global strategies
…in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth. (Acts 1:8) Our strategies should be multi-faceted, enco...

…in Jerusalem,
and in all Judea and Samaria,
and to the ends of the earth.
(Acts
1:8)
Our strategies should be multi-faceted, encompassing unique strategies for targeted peoples.
A multi-faceted geographical strategy
1. Jerusalem:
A Local strategy to reach your own community
Mobilizing strategies: The entire church should participate periodically.
Evangelistic strategies: The entire church should participate periodically.
Disciple-making strategies: The entire church should participate. The called and committed should participate weekly.
Sending strategies: Everyone should be sent periodically according to the Matt. 10:5.
2. Judea: A National strategy to reach your countrymen
Mobilizing strategies: The majority of the church should participate.
Evangelistic strategies: The majority of the church should participate.
Disciple-making strategies: The called and committed should participate.
Sending strategies: Everyone should be sent periodically according to the Matt. 10:5.
3. Samaria: A Regional strategy to reach those outside your culture
Mobilizing strategies: Only those who have been mobilized and are considering a call should participate.
Evangelistic strategies: Only those who have been mobilized and called should participate.
Disciple-making strategies: Only the called and committed should participate.
Sending strategies: Everyone should be involved in sending.
4. Ends of the Earth: A Global strategy to reach those outside your nation
Mobilizing strategies: This in an inefficient venue for mobilization.
Evangelistic strategies: Only those who have been mobilized and called should participate.
Disciple-making strategies: The called and committed should participate.
Sending strategies: Everyone should be involved in sending.
To read the beginning of the series, go here: 5 Foundations of our missions mandate