KE Mission Fellowship Midrand: Challenge yourself: Are you living a wasted life?

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Challenge yourself: Are you living a wasted life?

We were challenged by John Piper, author of “A wasted life," to live a life that counts. (The audio clip we listened to was awesome and can be downloaded from the internet). God’s economics needs Christians who are willing to invest in eternity. Are you investing in the Kingdom of God daily or are you living a wasted life?

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AnonymousJuly 29, 2008 at 1:33 PM
I found John Piper an abolute inspiration on Saturday evening. I am really and truly faced with the challenge of how effective I am living my life for the Kingdom, afterall, life is a gift from God, what kind of gift does God give... it would not be a useless gift...would it?
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AnonymousJuly 29, 2008 at 2:41 PM
I too found John Piper inspirational. That is what it is all about. Who/what are we living for. What are we wasting our time on. I don't want to spend my life wasting it on nonsense and then "retire" and waste another twenty years. I want to live every moment to its fullest serving the Kingdom of God. This is a very real challenge for me.
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Ansie van der MerweJuly 29, 2008 at 4:54 PM
What struck me was the I was made for God. There is no other reason I'm here.
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Fellowship Frame work

1) To have close intimate fellowship that promotes being ‘real’ with each other.

2) To encourage focused prayer and quality time with the Lord.

3) To be a sounding board for plans, ideas, items of interest and tough issues.

4) To present mini teachings and facilitate serious contemporary discussions, to eat sacred cows and facilitate the ‘detox’ of toxic faith.

5) To discuss and plan actions that will assist the needy, the poor and the un-reached. (local & international)

6) To challenge each other to be ‘hands on’ in reaching out to those in point 5.

7) To give anyone opportunity to contribute by contacting the upcoming facilitator so as to arrange for the contribution to be included in the following week.

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Challenge yourself: Are you living a wasted life?

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