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EPISODE · Mar 1, 2026 · 36 MIN

Holding Missionary Ropes

from Southcliff · host Dr. Carroll Marr

What if your greatest contribution to the Kingdom of God isn't what you do, but what you enable others to do? In this special message, Dr. Carroll Marr steps away from our current series to celebrate the 25-year ministry of Dr. Stu Cocanougher and explore a profound, often overlooked moment in the life of the Apostle Paul. Drawing from Acts 9:23-25, we look at the unnamed disciples who lowered Paul down a city wall in a basket, saving his life and securing the future of the early Church. In this episode, Dr. Marr answers three vital questions: Who holds the ropes? Discover why God uses "non-union," flexible, and often anonymous servants to advance the Gospel. When do they hold the ropes? Learn why true ministry often happens in the "dark of night"—when it is inconvenient, costly, and dangerous. Why do they hold the ropes? Understand the eternal impact of being a "rope holder" through prayer, giving, and support. Whether you are called to go to the ends of the earth or to support those who do, your role is essential. As we reflect on our mission to "worship, grow, share, and serve," be encouraged that every act of faithfulness is a vital link in the rope that brings the hope of Jesus Christ to a hurting world.

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