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No Plan B, with Todd Phillips (4 session course)
What can we do to help a world in need?
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Topics: | Generosity, Great Commission, Missions, Outreach, Social justice |
Filters: | Coach, Group Leader, Host, Lead, Young adults |
Purpose: | Discipleship |
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Date Added: | April 27, 2009 |
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War, poverty, despair—the world's problems seem overwhelming. Where do we even start? Bono, Oprah, and other celebrities have the resources to make a difference; should we just leave it up to them? Or does God have a role for each of us?
In these four video sessions, Todd Phillips travels to Rwanda and the Republic of Congo to explore how he will make a difference to people looking for hope and help. From the villages and refugee camps of the region, Todd uses Biblical teaching to reveal the important role God has for each of us to rescue the world.
Session One—2,000 Overlooked Scriptures
In some 2,000 Scriptures, God calls us to care for the poor and oppressed as we share with them the love and hope of Christ.
Video length: 9 minutes
Session Two—Plan A
God's picture is much larger than we can imagine in the marrying of the gospel and social action.
Video length: 9 minutes
Session Three—Biblical Compassion
God's Word plainly commands us to proclaim the gospel and serve the needy.
Video length: 7 minutes
Session Four—What Can We Do?
What can you and I do to help save the world?
Video length: 8 minutes
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Howard L.
Todd's deep understanding of biblical compassion is communicated in a compelling manner that forces us to act not only in our own Jerusalems, but also, to the remotest parts where the love and hope of Christ is often most needed.
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