Living on Mission Every Day//Church Reimagined, Part 10

What does it really mean to live on mission?


In this powerful message, Pastor Ron Cathcart takes us into Acts
20 to rediscover the heart and grit of the early church. Through
the lens of the Apostle Paul’s journey, we’re invited to
reimagine what it means to live out the mission of Jesus—not just
in theory, but in every area of our lives.





Reimagining isn't just about tweaking ideas—it’s about boldly
asking, "What needs to shift in me, in us, so that Christ is
fully reflected?" It’s about choosing courage over comfort,
people over preferences, and purpose over passivity.





Drawing from the example of Paul, Pastor Ron Cathcart unpacks
five essential principles for living a life on mission:





Living with eternal purpose





Boldly proclaiming the gospel





Embracing the cost of discipleship





Finishing the race with faithfulness





Living out community and calling together





This message challenges us to go deeper—beyond cultural
Christianity and into a lifestyle marked by sacrificial love,
Holy Spirit dependence, and gospel urgency.





Key Scripture References:





Acts 20:16-31 – Paul’s farewell and charge to the Ephesian elders





2 Timothy 4:7-8 – Finishing the race with endurance





Matthew 28:19-20 – The Great Commission





Romans 8:18 – Suffering in light of eternal glory





Whether you’re brand new to faith or a longtime believer, this
message will inspire and equip you to take your next step in
becoming a passionate follower of Jesus.





At 2Rivers Church, we exist to help people experience the life
Jesus intended—and to multiply that life in others. When we live
on mission, we’re not just attending church—we are the church.





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Let’s live on mission—together.





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