Weekly Services
Sunday
11:00 am
11:00 am
9:45 am
Classes for
and
,
6:00 pm
Evening Service
Wednesday
6:45 pm
6:45 pm
Loving nursery care is available
at each service.
at each service.
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20/20 Missionary Society
The Mission
The Glory of God is the goal of all missions.
Our greatest concern is that His Name be great among the nations,
from the rising to the setting of the sun (Malachi 1:11), and that the
Lamb who was slain might receive the full reward for His sufferings
(Revelation 7:9-10). We find our great purpose and motivation not in
man or his needs, but in God, His commitment to His own glory, and
our God-given desire to see Him worshipped in every nation, tribe,
people, and language.
The Christian who is truly passionate about the glory of God and
confident in His sovereignty will not be unmoved by the billions of
people in the world who have yet to hear the Gospel of Jesus Christ. If
we are truly Christlike, the lost multitude of humanity will move us to
compassion (Matthew 9:36), even to great sorrow and unceasing
grief (Romans 9:2). The sincerity of our Christian confession should
be questioned if we are not willing to do all within our means to make
Christ known among the nations and to endure all things for the sake
of God’s elect (II Timothy 2:10).
As Christians, we are called, commissioned, and commanded to lay
down our lives so that the Gospel might be preached to every creature
under heaven. Second only to loving God, this is to be our magnificent
obsession. There is no nobler task for which we may give our lives
than promoting the glory of God in the redemption of men through the
preaching of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. If the Christian is truly
obedient to the Great Commission, he will either give his life to go
down into the well or to hold the rope for those who go down. Either
way, the same radical commitment is required.
While we recognize that the needs of mankind are many and his
sufferings are diverse, we believe that they all spring from a common
origin - the radical depravity of his heart, his enmity toward God, and
his rejection of truth. Therefore, we believe that the greatest benefit to
mankind can be accomplished through the preaching of the Gospel
and the establishment of local churches that proclaim the full counsel
of God’s Word and minister according to its commands, precepts,
and wisdom. Such a work cannot be accomplished through the arm of
the flesh, but only through the supernatural providence of God and the
means which He has ordained: biblical preaching, intercessory
prayer, sacrificial service, unconditional love, and true Christlikeness.
Statement of Faith
The great end of any missionary society or fellowship should not be
the sending forth of missionaries, but the sending forth of God’s truth
through missionaries.
It is unwise and even perilous to make missions or evangelism a
rallying point for believers or congregations of diverse or undefined
doctrinal viewpoints. Truth and the desire to make it known among the
nations must be the uniting force.
Since missions is primarily a task of communicating God’s truth to the
nations, biblical doctrine is primary. Any missionary society or agency
that does not concern itself with biblical doctrine or generalizes its
doctrinal statement in order to maintain fellowship with the greatest
number of professing Christians (i.e., supporters) has lost its very
purpose and possibly its very soul.
The Mission
The Glory of God is the goal of all missions.
Our greatest concern is that His Name be great among the nations,
from the rising to the setting of the sun (Malachi 1:11), and that the
Lamb who was slain might receive the full reward for His sufferings
(Revelation 7:9-10). We find our great purpose and motivation not in
man or his needs, but in God, His commitment to His own glory, and
our God-given desire to see Him worshipped in every nation, tribe,
people, and language.
The Christian who is truly passionate about the glory of God and
confident in His sovereignty will not be unmoved by the billions of
people in the world who have yet to hear the Gospel of Jesus Christ. If
we are truly Christlike, the lost multitude of humanity will move us to
compassion (Matthew 9:36), even to great sorrow and unceasing
grief (Romans 9:2). The sincerity of our Christian confession should
be questioned if we are not willing to do all within our means to make
Christ known among the nations and to endure all things for the sake
of God’s elect (II Timothy 2:10).
As Christians, we are called, commissioned, and commanded to lay
down our lives so that the Gospel might be preached to every creature
under heaven. Second only to loving God, this is to be our magnificent
obsession. There is no nobler task for which we may give our lives
than promoting the glory of God in the redemption of men through the
preaching of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. If the Christian is truly
obedient to the Great Commission, he will either give his life to go
down into the well or to hold the rope for those who go down. Either
way, the same radical commitment is required.
While we recognize that the needs of mankind are many and his
sufferings are diverse, we believe that they all spring from a common
origin - the radical depravity of his heart, his enmity toward God, and
his rejection of truth. Therefore, we believe that the greatest benefit to
mankind can be accomplished through the preaching of the Gospel
and the establishment of local churches that proclaim the full counsel
of God’s Word and minister according to its commands, precepts,
and wisdom. Such a work cannot be accomplished through the arm of
the flesh, but only through the supernatural providence of God and the
means which He has ordained: biblical preaching, intercessory
prayer, sacrificial service, unconditional love, and true Christlikeness.
Statement of Faith
The great end of any missionary society or fellowship should not be
the sending forth of missionaries, but the sending forth of God’s truth
through missionaries.
It is unwise and even perilous to make missions or evangelism a
rallying point for believers or congregations of diverse or undefined
doctrinal viewpoints. Truth and the desire to make it known among the
nations must be the uniting force.
Since missions is primarily a task of communicating God’s truth to the
nations, biblical doctrine is primary. Any missionary society or agency
that does not concern itself with biblical doctrine or generalizes its
doctrinal statement in order to maintain fellowship with the greatest
number of professing Christians (i.e., supporters) has lost its very
purpose and possibly its very soul.
: SUNDAY 9:30 am 11:00 am 6:00 pm I WEDNESDAY 6:45 pm
: 321.254.7282 I 938 Lytton Road I Melbourne, FL 32934