There is no greater joy than to see Jesus loved, known, and worshiped because disciples are making disciples where Christ was not known. In about ten years, we will be approaching roughly the 2,000-year mark since Jesus entrusted us with the mandate to “Therefore, go and make disciples of all nations (GK. “panta ta ethne” or literally all people groups). In about ten years, we are going to take stock and give an account of where we are in the Great Commission, after being entrusted with the mandate for 2,000 years. So, we want to enter the next ten years purposefully and strategically, not randomly or haphazardly.

Therefore, a number of us gathered in Cape Town recently to seek our Extraordinary Strategist (Is. 9.6, NET), which literally describes a warring King devising military strategies. From our time together, we’ve identified eight global priorities that will define All Nations’ strategic course for the next few years.

Why these eight priorities?

Because we dream of our passion for the nations being fueled by worship and directed by the Holy Spirit. Because we dream of mobilizing a African Workers to the unreached of the world. Because we dream of winning the next generation of youth and children to follow Jesus. Because we dream of winning cities for Jesus and igniting Christward movements in urban areas. Because we dream of our workers having happy healthy hearts even in hard places. Because we dream that each worker will be thoroughly trained and equipped. Because we dream that each worker will be sustainable through Kingdom businesses and professions that would open the doors to planting churches.

And because I dream that even as we get older, that All Nations will always be young because we have generations of leaders raised up until Jesus comes back.

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