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Issue #68:
Topic: Succession—Generation
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Articles due: May 15, 2012
Our youths are the future pillars of the
church. For this reason, it is crucial to cultivate and train them
to become faithful servants. But the world is also competing for
them—how can we help them to withstand the tide of
secularism? What are the major challenges to our next generation's
faith? How can we help them to overcome these challenges, inspire
them to love God and train them to serve God faithfully?
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"I planted, Apollos watered, but God gave the
increase. For we are God's fellow workers" (1 Cor
3:6,9).
Like Paul, we are God's fellow workers for He has
entrusted us with the great commission to preach the
gospel to the world.
Today, there are still many places in this world that
have not yet received the complete gospel of salvation.
Christians are called to love and serve. Fulfilling the
great commission is the most fundamental way to love
others. The gospel helps man to solve his greatest
problem—death; and
brings the greatest blessing to the world—eternal
life.
In short, evangelism brings God's grace to others,
makes the church grow, and enables us to live a dynamic
and meaningful life. The writers of this issue's theme
section share about the blessings, joy and grace as well
as the pains and obstacles encountered while preaching
the gospel and pastoring the flock in various pioneering
areas around the world. They also share what motivated
them to join missionary work and how it has helped them
to grow in faith. Last but not least, they give us a
glimpse into the church's situation in various
pioneering regions and point to the need for more
volunteers in the mission field.
The Lord is waiting in the field to work with us to
grow the seeds of His gospel. Are we ready to plant and
water?
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