Kingdom Stewardship Occasional Papers Prepared by The Lausanne Resource Mobilization Working Group for Cape Town 2010 Arif Mohamed

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TextLanguage: 0 eng Publication details: South Africa; Christian's Library; 2010Description: 90tr; Paperpack; 20cmISBN:

9781880595794 1880595796

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A698-M70

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Summary: At the beginning of the twenty-first century, an unprecedented opportunity exists to disciple the church in the fundamental biblical pattern of holistic stewardship.‘We, at the Resource Mobilization Working Group, believe that a proper understanding of the scope of God’s mission places a stewardship responsibility on every Christian to join with the Son in the power of the Spirit to fulfill the Father’s purpose in creation and redemption. At its most basic level, biblical stewardship is holistic and missional, touching every area of life and employing every legitimate vocation in service to Jesus Christ, “the firstborn over all creation” and “the head of…the church” (Col. 1:15-20).’

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At the beginning of the twenty-first century, an unprecedented opportunity exists to disciple the church in the fundamental biblical pattern of holistic stewardship.‘We, at the Resource Mobilization Working Group, believe that a proper understanding of the scope of God’s mission places a stewardship responsibility on every Christian to join with the Son in the power of the Spirit to fulfill the Father’s purpose in creation and redemption. At its most basic level, biblical stewardship is holistic and missional, touching every area of life and employing every legitimate vocation in service to Jesus Christ, “the firstborn over all creation” and “the head of…the church” (Col. 1:15-20).’

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