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Arise Shine Global Missions Conference 2020

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Arise Shine Global Missions Conference 2020 Bringing the light of the gospel of Jesus Christ to every community in these changing times.

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About this Event

If you have a heart to see the gospel shining throughout communities in every nation, this conference will give you access to learn from like-minded leaders who are taking action and experiencing breakthrough in evangelism and discipleship even in the midst of challenges.

✔️ Refresh and reposition yourself and your ministry to be effective at making disciples that make disciples.

✔️ Realign with God’s vision of reconciling the world back to Himself.

✔️ Learn how to execute fresh perspectives and strategies in church planting in this new season.

This conference will move us forward to rise above our situation and shine the light of Jesus in our communities. We will be reminded that He has given us the capacity, the resources and the anointing to do His will.

Church Multiplication Coalition (CMC) International is organizing and hosting this event. CMC is composed of Christ followers from numerous church affiliations working together as Kingdom-minded servant leaders to plant reproducing churches in communities that do not have a church by the power of the Holy Spirit.

CMC is present in over 60 nations with leaders overseeing regions within South and Central America, Africa and Asia.

OUR SPEAKERS

JONATHAN MORRIS

Jonathan Morris is the Director and Founder of Church Multiplication Coalition International. He also serves as a senior pastor at his local church in California and as a missional visionary. His heart and vision to see Jesus worshipped in every community throughout the world moved him to urge churches, ministries and believers to work together in planning, outreach and ultimately church planting. Since 2006 he has helped form thousands of networks of collaborating ministries in over 60 nations. These networks have started discipleship and church planting movements in many areas worldwide. Pastor Jonathan will be sharing 5 core attributes that will empower the global church to become most effective in seeing individuals, communities and nations reconciled back to relationship with God through Jesus.

JILL BOYONAS

Jill Boyonas is the Director of CMC Asia and also a local pastor based in the Philippines. His consistent stride to make Jesus known has impacted a whole nation. He has seen multitudes make decisions to follow Jesus and thousands of churches planted throughout the Philippines as he travels from village to village. Jill’s unshakeable vision for evangelism and church planting is sure to encourage you and challenge you to take action.

MARCY BABOR

Marcy Babor has been living in Asia over the past 15 years focusing on training, coaching and mentoring leaders in evangelism and church planting movements. She has a heart to see the church rise up and make Jesus known. Her experience working in multiple countries with different cultural and religious atmospheres has given her insight to the transformational power of the gospel in spite of contextual differences.

GODFREY MWESIGE SAAZI

Godfrey Mwesige Saazi is a local pastor and spiritual father in East Africa. As the Director of CMC Sub-Saharan Africa he leads thousands of pastors and ministers in missional strategy throughout several nations. Godfrey is based in Uganda, and is constantly thinking of ways to reach out to a neighbor or a nation with the gospel message. He uses multiple platforms to share the Word of God, and travels extensively to encourage and train others to do the same. His servant leadership style has helped him to partner with many different ministries to bring the Gospel to communities that did not have a church before.

MEZGBU TSEMRU

Mezgebu Tsemru is the Director of CMC Horn of Africa based in Ethiopia. While pastoring his own church, he has also been training believers in evangelism and discipleship. He is mobilizing them to reach both their realm of influence and specific communities that do not have access to the gospel or discipleship. Pastor Mezgebu has helped start and multiply movements both in villages and university campuses in Ethiopia. He will be sharing from his experience the importance of training and releasing believers to form their own discipleship or Bible study groups.

VICTOR CHONG

Víctor Chong is the Director of CMC Latin America based in Ecuador. While Victor is a local pastor, he is also pursuing a vision to see 100 multiplying disciples in 25 countries every 2 years. This strategy has resulted in thousands of multiplying believers in Latin America! He empowers pastors and leaders with practical strategies and spiritual guidance. He gives all of his strength and focus to reach the unreached with the power of the gospel in Latin America. Pastor Victor is a disciple of Christ, who will share from experience how to make disciples in the way of Jesus.

November 21, 2020

Saturday

5 AM – 8 AM Los Angeles, CA, USA

8 AM – 11 AM New York, USA

4 PM – 7PM Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

5 PM – 8 PM Dubai, UAE

8 PM – 11 PM Bangkok, Thailand

9 PM – 12 PM Philippines and Singapore

Sharpening Your Spiritual Senses – by Dr. Cindy Trimm

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Sharpening Your Spiritual Senses – by Dr. Cindy Trimm

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7 Reasons Not to View Other Churches as Competition

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Your reaction to this title might be, “Duh, of course we should not compete with other churches.”

But, in reality, many church leaders do play the dangerous game of comparisons. They are seeing how their church stacks up to other churches. It’s a form of competition. And though the title might state the obvious, allow me to remind you with seven clear reasons why it’s wrong to compete.

We are on the same team. Competition and comparisons imply that churches are on different teams. Not true. Though our doctrinal alignments may not be perfect, all true churches of the Lord Jesus Christ are on the same team. We fight the same enemy. We have the same mission.

A mindset of competition distracts from a mindset of the Great Commission. When you focus on something, you are doing so to the exclusion of everything else. If you are focusing on measuring your church compared to others, you are doing so to the exclusion of focusing on the Great Commission.

Every local church is different. We have different sets of members. We are located in different contexts. We have different strengths and challenges. We can’t compare our church with other churches because God gave us each local church as a unique expression of His ministry.

Comparison and competing with other churches are forms of lust. You desire something that is not yours. You are not content with that which God has given your church. You want something God does not want your church to have.

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‘It’s Time for Us to Trust in God,’ Cissie Graham Lynch Says amid Pending Election Results

In a new Fearless podcast episode, Cissie Graham Lynch, the granddaughter of evangelist Billy Graham, shared how her perspective has changed in the days surrounding the 2020 Presidential Election.

“I finally realized no matter what, my message is the same. We need to be driven to our knees in full dependence on God,” she stated.

Cissie recalled how her grandfather would always pray for the elections and seek God’s guidance both for himself and the country. “It’s time for us to trust in God. This is God’s battle, it’s not ours. We need His help. My prayer is He’ll be a God that shows mercy to this nation,” Lynch stated.

Cissie hosted the Washington Prayer March with her father, Franklin Graham, in September. Tens of thousands gathered together to pray from the Lincoln Memorial to the U.S. Capitol. Her grandfather, Billy Graham, met with most of the U.S. Presidents in his lifetime and shared the gospel with them while counseling them on a Biblical worldview.

When she stood in line to vote, Lynch stated she felt anxiety and texted her friends asking for prayer and encouragement. She says she believes Satan is trying to destroy the country with lies and darkness, stating, “the days we’re facing now are evil. How you react, the words you will speak, the tweets you will tweet, the social media comments you will make, they will have a…

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Prophecy teacher Irvin Baxter dies, but TV ministry to continue

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By Kyle Huckins, Contributor Follow | Thursday, November 05, 2020

Endtime MInistries’ “End of the Age” telecast aired a tribute Wednesday night to its founder, Irvin Baxter Jr., who died from COVID-19 complications on Nov. 3, 2020. | Endtime MInistries

The Rev. Irvin Baxter Jr., well-known for his television program “End of the Age,” died Tuesday of complications from an intense weeklong bout with COVID-19, said his Endtime Ministries. He was 75.

“We will continue in his legacy, sharing the message and good news,” said Dave Robbins, Baxter’s co-host, who will now take a higher-profile role in the broadcast. Robbins anchored a video tribute to his former leader that was released late Wednesday. Baxter’s operations director and grandson, Vince Stegall, will have added responsibilities in off-camera facets of the ministry.

The television program reaches 100 million households in North America and millions more globally through satellite and cable channels. TBN, Daystar, TCT, WHT, FETV, WACX, PTL, Uplift TV and Faith TV have carried the show. His radio program has been aired by many AM and FM stations, gaining significant followings in some large cities, such as Dallas, Texas. He also published a magazine.

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Protesters march while holding a banner during the demonstration Protect the Results march that started from New York Public Library in Bryant Park to Washington Square Park during the 2020 Presidential election in New York City, U.S. (Photo by John Nacion / SOPA Images/Sipa USA)(Sipa via AP Images)

Americans are still waiting for votes to be counted in Alaska, Arizona, Georgia, Nevada, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania. Both Joe Biden and Donald Trump need some combination of these states’ electoral votes to win the White House. Lawsuits are being contested in several states as well.

I was being interviewed on radio this week when the host noted, “This is the election 2020 deserves.” Here’s what he meant: the year began as 1974 with impeachment, then it became 1918 with the pandemic, 2008 with the recession, 1968 with street riots, and now 2000 with delayed election results.

However, the last fact is the least surprising in the list.

Contested elections are nothing new in the US. Except for the 1860 election that led to the Civil War, the rule of law prevailed each time.

Nonetheless, given the enormity of the stakes, it’s difficult to be patient while waiting for such momentous results. In this context, Christopher Ojeda, a political science professor at the University of Tennessee, wrote an article on “coping with post-election blues” that caught my eye. He advises us to “focus on healthy living” by taking breaks from the news and politics, limiting time on social media, seeking out social support, affirming the value of democracy, and continuing to participate in the political process.

His article spurred this question: What are biblical ways to cope with such a divisive election and its enormous consequences?

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