Welcome to this Monday edition of “Yes! I see Him!” where we look at the hindrance for transformation of reliance on programs and the story of the Kalo tribe in Fiji. Join us!
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On this Thursday edition of “Yes! I see Him!” I want to encourage those praying for family or friends. with the story of how my Dad could say, “Yes! I see Him!”
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On this Monday edition of “Yes, I see Him!” we look at the seventh Core Principle of Community Transformation…”God Uses Servant Leaders.” And the Great Layman’s Revival of 1857. Come Join us!
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On this Monday edition of “Yes, I see Him!” we will look at Core Principle of Community Transformation #6 – The Work of God is Always Unique. Come Join us!
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On this Thursday edition of “Yes! I see Him!” we look at the power of believing prayer with what is known as, “The Flask Story”. Come join us!
In this Monday Podcast of “Yes! I see Him!” we look at the Core Principle of Community Transformation – Breakthrough Prayer Releases Destiny. Come and Join us!
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In this edition of “Yes, I see Him!” we look at the first principle of Community Transformation, God wants to be invited to our communities. And Hosea 6:1-3
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Here is a video introduction to Your Servant in Christ Ministries sharing the background behind this ministry and a little “factoid” you may not have known about the name.
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The past few weeks we have been looking at the history and now the Mission Statement of Your Servant in Christ Ministries, or YSICM (why Ye S I C hiM)
This week I wan to look at the next touch point for this ministry…
Parts of Mission Statement
It is our sincere desire that the body of Christ, and it’s local representatives come to a place where they are actively, and intentionally, fulfilling the first and great commandment is given by the Lord Jesus Christ, to love the Lord our God with all our heart and soul and mind…
Matthew 22:35-38 – One of them, an expert in religious law, tried to trap him with this question; “teacher, what is the most important commandment in the law of Moses?” Jesus replied, “you must love the Lord your God with all your heart, all your soul, and all your mind,” this is the first and greatest commandment
I describe this as being “God – Hungry believers”
This begins with the statement of the Westminster catechism – The chief end of man is to glorify God by enjoying him forever.
At your servant in Christ ministries our mission is to serve by teaching the primary importance of knowing and loving the God of the Bible, Jehovah, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit.
Our love for God primarily, above all other things, is the beginning point of our fulfilling what God has designed us to do and be. In Mark 22: 18-24, The Pharisees and Sadducees tried to get Jesus into a debate about what is the most important issues, and this took on two important aspects. First they wanted to debate him about theology, and the issue of marriage. Jesus direct them to the most important thing, which is a personal, intimate, loving relationship with God.
Part of Jesus answer to them was to tell them that they did not understand the Scriptures when they tried to debate him about this issue of divorce and remarriage. He said that they do not know the scriptures and they do not know the God of the Scriptures. To know God, we must be in continuing hunger for knowing the Scriptures. To know him, we must know his word, Psalm 14:2, I Chronicles 16:11, Isaiah 55:6-7.
In Revelation chapter 2, in his message to the FE’s in church, Jesus told them that they were diligent to work for the Lord, they have correct theology, they were watchful for error, and they had been patient in their sufferings. But despite all of that, what they had lost was that primary, first love for the Lord.
This is essential for us to understand in these days. We can have many programs and keep watch to have correct teaching, the labor for the Lord is a pastor, Sunday school teacher, Elder, Deacon, or Deaconess, or whatever. But we must always be diligent to make sure that we have not walked away from that primary love that Jesus is looking for.
This is essential for us to understand in these days. We can have many programs and keep Watch to have correct teaching, the labor for the Lord is a pastor, Sunday school teacher, Elder, Deacon, or Deaconess, or whatever. But we must always be diligent to make sure that we have not walked away from that primary love that Jesus is looking for.
It is our challenge to help the church revive that first love so that all the other things will follow.
If you would like to know more about our teaching on these subjects please contact us at Steve loopstra@gmail.com
The YSICM Mission Statement
Last post I shared how Your Servant in Christ Ministries was born and the interesting desire built into the ministry initials – YSICM ( (Y) Why (S) Yes I ( C ) See (M) ‘em – Him…. Why yes! I see Him!
This post I want to share with you the heart of Your Servant in Christ Ministries, and our Mission Statement. In the weeks ahead I will explain the teaching and reasoning behind each of the various parts of our Mission Statement.
The Mission of Your Servant in Christ Ministries is to serve congregations with the goal that they fulfill the first and great commandment to be God-hungry believers, living and ministering out of a culture of prayer, so that together with others in their community, they might hunger for, and invite God’s transforming Presence into their lives, their families, their churches and into their communities for the Glory of His Name.
This can be broken down into the following components:
Over the next weeks I will briefly unpack each of these part of our YSICM mission statement. And in the end it really is all about helping individuals, families, congregations and communities say, “Why Yes! I See Him!”
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