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"God tells us to ""Go!"" Let's do it! Don't get left behind. God's mission for us and our churches is more exciting and rewarding than we can possibly imagine. This book gives tactics to get your church moving forward in mission by looking at biblical passages where God commands us to ""Go!"" God calls us to break stereotypes and witness in surprising and unexpected ways. God tells us to ""Go!"" but most churches don't. We all know that we are supposed to go and make disciples to transform the world, but drag our feet or sometimes simply refuse. Dr. Mark Teasdale says it doesn't have to be that way. There is a wide range of options available to us. We don't have to be held back. God's mission for us and our churches is more exciting and rewarding than we can possibly imagine. We don't have to worry about winning or losing, succeeding or failing. We aren't responsible for the results, but we are called to obey and go were God leads."

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Too many of our churches have circled the wagons, and Mark Teasdale and I are both convinced that step one in the renewal of most churches will involve liberation from their comfort zone and into their communities. Within this agenda, Mark's very readable contribution, rooted in scripture and relevant to church life today, will join the (unfortunately) short stack of books that can actually help thousands of churches find their way forward. --George Hunter, Dean and Distinguished Professor, Emeritus, School of World Mission and Evangelism, Asbury Theological Seminary, Wilmore, KY What's more important than the Great Commission? Unfortunately, too many churches--including the one I grew up in--a lot! This is the book that I wish the leaders in my church had read while growing up. --Daniel Im, Director of Church Multiplication at NewChurches.com and teaching pastor Teasdale pushes us to see the Great Commission in a new light, a light that encourages us to respond to God's sending us into our community no matter our size, pedigree, or circumstance. By sharing practices any congregation can do, he carefully provides concrete ways of engaging that do not require huge resources. This book Teasdale removes all excuses congregations make for not seeking to participate in God's work of transformation. --F. Douglas Powe Jr., James C. Logan Professor of Evangelism (an E. Stanley Jones Professorship), Wesley Theological Seminary, Washington D.C.

Too many of our churches have circled the wagons, and Mark Teasdale and I are both convinced that step one in the renewal of most churches will involve liberation from their comfort zone and into their communities. Within this agenda, Mark's very readable contribution, rooted in scripture and relevant to church life today, will join the (unfortunately) short stack of books that can actually help thousands of churches find their way forward. --George Hunter, Dean and Distinguished Professor, Emeritus, School of World Mission and Evangelism, Asbury Theological Seminary, Wilmore, KY What's more important than the Great Commission? Unfortunately, too many churches--including the one I grew up in--a lot! This is the book that I wish the leaders in my church had read while growing up. --Daniel Im, Director of Church Multiplication at NewChurches.com and teaching pastor Teasdale pushes us to see the Great Commission in a new light, a light that encourages us to respond to God's sending us into our community no matter our size, pedigree, or circumstance. By sharing practices any congregation can do, he carefully provides concrete ways of engaging that do not require huge resources. This book Teasdale removes all excuses congregations make for not seeking to participate in God's work of transformation. --F. Douglas Powe Jr., James C. Logan Professor of Evangelism (an E. Stanley Jones Professorship), Wesley Theological Seminary, Washington D.C.

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Mark R. Teasdale is E. Stanley Jones Associate Professor in Evangelism at Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary, Evanston, IL and an elder in The United Methodist Church.

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