EPISODE · May 14, 2024 · 36 MIN
A Look at the Lausanne Report on the the State of the Great Commission
from Going: where God is at work · host Alessandro, Jenn, Jesse
Link to the report for the show notes: https://lausanne.org/report The Lausanne Movement recently released a huge global report on the State of the Great Commission, which has over 150 authors and is translated into 7 languages. It was a huge undertaking, done in part to lead up to the Fourth Lausanne Congress to be held later this year in Seoul, Korea. Summary In this episode, Jesse and Jenn discuss the Lausanne movement and its recent global report on the state of the Great Commission. They explore the concept of discipleship and how it should go beyond just sharing the gospel, but also involve living a transformed life that reflects Christ. They highlight the importance of spiritual formation and the need for discipleship to be a holistic and practical process. Takeaways Discipleship should go beyond just sharing the gospel and involve living a transformed life that reflects Christ. The digital age has changed the way information is accessed and shared, presenting both challenges and opportunities for sharing the gospel. The Lausanne movement's global report highlights the need for discipleship in advancing the Great Commission. Discipleship should focus on spiritual formation and helping individuals grow in their relationship with God. Living out the gospel in our daily lives is a powerful testimony and should be a priority in discipleship. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Impact of the Olympics in France 04:28 Exploring the Lausanne Movement 08:11 Understanding the Lausanne Report and the State of the Great Commission 27:31 The Role of Spiritual Formation in Discipleship 32:23 Discipleship in the Digital Age 35:46 Living Out the Gospel: The Power of a Transformed Life
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