Called by Name, Sent with Purpose
Jesus intentionally chose His disciples and gave them authority in ministry assignments. If He has called you by name, He has also sent you with purpose.
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Travis Agnew
Lead Pastor

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Called by Name, Sent with Purpose
Jesus intentionally chose His disciples and gave them authority in ministry assignments. If He has called you by name, He has also sent you with purpose.
Called by Name (6:12-16)
- As ministry grew and opposition rose, Jesus called His disciples to more (6:12a).
- Before making a major decision, Jesus devoted Himself to prayer, showing how seriously we should seek the Father (6:12b).
- Many followed as disciples; a few were chosen to be sent (6:13).The twelve weren’t set apart by credentials, but by His calling (6:14-16).
Sent with Purpose (6:17-19)
- There are always three kinds of people around Jesus: the sent, the students, and the spectators (6:17).
- The apostles had a front row seat, not for admiration, but for imitation (6:18).
- Jesus didn’t meet the need by doing more, but by developing others (6:19).
Where Are You in the Crowd?
- Spectators watch what Jesus will do.
- Students hear what Jesus will say.
- The sent do what Jesus did.
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