Let The Nations Be Glad
The supremacy of God in missions
Description
The goal of missions, John Piper contends, is to bring the nations to worship the greatness and glory of God. but worship is not only the goal of missions, it is also what fuels missions. 'Passion for God in worship precedes the offer of God in preaching. You can't commend what you don't cherish. Missionaries will never call out, "Let the nations be glad!" who cannot say from the heart, "I rejoice in the Lord...I will be glad and exult in thee. I will sing praise to thy name, O Most High"'
Contains two brand-new chapters on the godly motivation for mission and the significance of Christian worship.
Contains two brand-new chapters on the godly motivation for mission and the significance of Christian worship.
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Table of contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Part 1: Making God Supreme in Missions: The Purpose, the Power, and the Price
- 1. The Supremacy of God in Missions through Worship
- 2. The Supremacy of God in Missions through Prayer
- 3. The Supremacy of God in Missions through Suffering
- Part 2: Making God Supreme in Missions: The Necessity and Nature of the Task
- 4. The Supremacy of Christ as the Conscious Focus of All Saving Faith
- 5. The Supremacy of God among "All the Nations"
- Part 3: Making God Supreme in Missions: The Practical Outworking of Compassion and Worship
- 6. A Passion for God's Supremacy and Compassion for Man's Soul: Jonathan Edwards on the Unity of Motives for World Missions
- 7. The Inner Simplicity and Outer Freedom of Worldwide Worship
- Conclusion
- Afterword by Tom Steller: The Supremacy of God in Going and Sending
Additional Information
| Author | John Piper |
|---|---|
| ISBN | 9781844745012 |
| Dimensions | 158mm x 236mm |
| Pages | 255 |
| Publisher | IVP |
| Format | Paperback |
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