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EPISODE · Jun 23, 2024 · 52 MIN

Elim Missions Sunday

from Elim Church Northampton's Podcast · host Paul Adams

In this powerful sermon, Pastors Lynda and Jason Heron commemorate the darkest day in Elim history—Friday, June 23, 1978, in the Vumba Mountains of northern Zimbabwe. Pastor Jason reminds us that following Christ comes with a price, but despite the cost, it is worth every sacrifice. Reflecting on the early church, Pastor Jason speaks about the essential elements present when God moved by His Holy Spirit. The early church was filled with power to witness the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, offering hope of salvation and eternal life to all who believe. This mission remains unchanged today. Key Highlights: Historical Reflection: Remembering the sacrifices made on June 23, 1978, in Zimbabwe. Cost of Discipleship: Following Christ involves sacrifices, but the reward is eternal and invaluable. Mission of the Church: The call to be witnesses, to be salt and light in a world that needs Jesus, remains our mandate. Empowerment by the Holy Spirit: Just as the early church was empowered to spread the message of Jesus, we too must seek the Holy Spirit's power. Call to Action: We must pray for boldness and consider what we are willing to sacrifice to follow Jesus. Join Pastors Lynda and Jason Heron in this stirring message as they challenge us to reflect on our commitment to Christ and the sacrifices we are willing to make to fulfil our divine mission.

In this powerful sermon, Pastors Lynda and Jason Heron commemorate the darkest day in Elim history—Friday, June 23, 1978, in the Vumba Mountains of northern Zimbabwe. Pastor Jason reminds us that following Christ comes with a price, but despite the cost, it is worth every sacrifice. Reflecting on the early church, Pastor Jason speaks about the essential elements present when God moved by His Holy Spirit. The early church was filled with power to witness the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, offering hope of salvation and eternal life to all who believe. This mission remains unchanged today. Key Highlights: Historical Reflection: Remembering the sacrifices made on June 23, 1978, in Zimbabwe. Cost of Discipleship: Following Christ involves sacrifices, but the reward is eternal and invaluable. Mission of the Church: The call to be witnesses, to be salt and light in a world that needs Jesus, remains our mandate. Empowerment by the Holy Spirit: Just as the early church was empowered to spread the message of Jesus, we too must seek the Holy Spirit's power. Call to Action: We must pray for boldness and consider what we are willing to sacrifice to follow Jesus. Join Pastors Lynda and Jason Heron in this stirring message as they challenge us to reflect on our commitment to Christ and the sacrifices we are willing to make to fulfil our divine mission. Key Highlights: Freedom of the Father: Luke 15:12 illustrates the freedom granted by God, who desires genuine love over forced devotion. Favour of the Father: Luke 15:22-23 depicts the joy in Heaven for every saved soul, emphasising God's immense love. Purpose and Forgiveness: Reflect on God's plan for us, the need for forgiveness, and His unfailing love. Join Pastor Lynda Heron to delve into God's profound love and favour.

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