SIGNAL CHURCH CAPE TOWN
Terran Williams:- Build: A Welcoming Church Pt.2
just a quick entry for next week. So we are week two to six week series on cool builds, cool builds. And just to confuse everyone, next week, we are taking a break from the build series for one week. And let me tell you why, is I'm going to introduce you to the theme that we're going to be covering in our clubs. In our nine clubs, we've got a special theme. We've got a booklets, and I'm going to do this, which we're going to hand out to everyone. In your partner, in our club, the group needs to get a booklets, and he's our partner, in our clublets. And traditionally, I just want to give you a taste of it, but it's cool fields. So in terms of the next slide, fields. And I want you to speak next week about how to refill yourself in motion. Or have you made people that are exhausted? And as a result, anxious and maybe a bit depressed. It's like, it's the pandemic, the post-COVID pandemic. And meanwhile, there's plenty of biblical wisdom of how to refill yourself in motion. So Nick, please, I want to speak about that. I think it would be a great one for you. And my friends and family, they normally come to church, but there might be instances in that subject. So that's what we're doing next week. I just want you to a little head for Nick, he's pure. But anyway, back to the series we're in now. The subject is built. The stuff of a church Jesus is built in. Jesus said the words, "I will build my church." That's what he's doing right now. Jesus is in, this is all, I've been sight so busy. Four million churches on planet Earth, 65 million by the year 2050. Jesus has been built. He said he was going to do it. Talk about saving a price. There was no church where Jesus said that. He just said, "Mucky, prove the cycles." First four million years, he's like the Jerusalem church. First four, 2,000 years. You've got so many, many churches. You want to preach that Jesus is real? Just look at the methods. I will build my church. The amazing thing is that we get to build it with them. My church is free. We are co-workers and God's service. You are God's field, God's building. By the grace God has given me, I lay up my nation as a wife's builder, and someone else is building on it. But each one should build with care. When I went to make any foundation other than the one I really made, which is Jesus Christ. Jesus is building his church. Baby, bring us up this is a privilege to build it with them. Where are you, little builders? He's the master builder. Where is the system builders? I love the thought that I get to do something really meaningful with my one and only life. I hope I know about it. And in fact, you are just pretty meaningful. And having a career and building my skills and talents. So what I teach is joining Jesus is building the church. The question is, what kind of church is he building? What kind of church is he building? And I've been to a bit of a blueprint in that first church he drew some extra. He's got fours out of his shirt and 120 people in the upper room. He sets up and preaches to the crowd, together around him as they put this shirt. 3,000 was formed, apparently that first day. They baptized, next thing they're in the community and listen to this description. That 3,103 people devoted themselves to the process teaching and to fellowship to the breaking of where you just grew. Everyone was filled with all that. And maybe one doesn't sign a form by their process. All of the leaders who are together had everything in common. They're so confident that this is if anyone had any. Every day they continued to be together in temple courts. They both grew in their homes and ate together with clads. And to see how free he's going to be joining the favour of all the people. And the Lord added to the number day those who have been saved. And as I've looked in action to you, probably for most of my adult life with the last series, I noticed that there are 20 components to the truth Jesus is building. And when we go through it in 3 or 4, we would send it. And what I noticed in my room, I said that 20 components is a local church. He said that every church needs to be the same. And I like the analogy that there are 20 different colours and every local church is a precious church region of those 20 different colours. And my Mum and he lies to an example thing. We're going to carry on the diagon that they are drawing off the local church. So last week we learned that Jesus is building a Jesus Jesus church. And that Jesus is building a church, filled a church. I know there's been a lot on this morning. But did you notice the priestess is stirring up, you think? Jesus is building a go-and-tell common and see church. Because we're filled with the spirit. Someone shut down your worship. And I don't know when they said the Lord said the Lord said the Lord. OK, let me go and say the least. And the spirit comes upon us. He says the fact. We need to keep you aware, but you have the spirit going to keep you yourself. I mean, they couldn't have a place in Cape Town this morning in a natural environment. Give me one friend. That place is browsing on an array. But I'll tell you what's not happening in the waterfront. The priestess of God is knocking all out of people, having an other world to enjoy. What we have is too good to keep ourselves. And so God is going to help your friend, your family, your neighbors. He's going to help you share your life, share your faith with them. Be interested in them. Don't know to share your story, your faith, ask them about their spiritual dream. Sometimes, people say, "Tell me about your faith, heart together." See, you ask them about their spiritual dream. And then you listen to what you're interested in, curiosity. And then they sometimes go, "Well, what about you?" We go, "What are you going to eat us?" And Jesus is building a Sydney serving church. He says he's serving church, so I've got four, three different churches there. Number five, Jesus is building a gathering church. Jesus is building a gathering church. It says that they were the next life. All the believers work together. And it says that every day they continue to meet together in the temple courts, and they're both great in their homes. So in the Jewish church, we have a big church where everybody got together in their small church, people kind of broke up into homes, into homes. But they make a kind of just be together, to be together. I'm going to be into the east. A lot of people from the west are fled to the east looking for spirituality. One of the things about east and spirituality is that the heart of east and spirituality is sea-tapped, so different in Jesus. He says, "The world will know that I'm real, by the way you love one another. The height of Christian spirituality is the tax expense. You start off as a writer, individualist, he doesn't know how to have relationships. Jesus works on you, works on you, works really, says by the end of it, so I think I have had a lot of people." Let's speak about the big gatherings. Big gatherings. I've got a friend. I've got a sentence most years lagging up the last few years with a group of guys. And I've checked some of these different things. One of them used to be very long in a little bit of the same. And I noticed he wasn't so much. And he said to me, "You know what's changed?" He said, "We used to say every Sunday we've got a trip." And then something else comes up and we mark the message. He says, "The truth." And now we go, "Hey, what's happening?" And nothing else is happening like a list of the truth. We're possible there are two years they don't go to the truth. I've seen that story so many times. I think this is something that has been happening in the life of the Father of Jesus. I'm going to go to the truth with Sunday. And the next Sunday, and the next Sunday, you kind of decide beforehand that that's the way it's going to be. And that's because that's the kind of truth Jesus is building. Because he's got an infrastructure at some point, he's done by the hundreds of days. You go, "Can I just ask a question?" Why? And I want to suggest why did I build a new Sunday? It's because you're coming to build, and I've got an acronym, B-U-I-L-V. Build up, ask again, include, learn, and delight in it. Build up, ask you, include, learn, and delight. And you've got a big one in the morning because you're coming to build up, brothers and sisters in Christ. You can't even say, "If you ask what's in it for me, you start it in the wrong place." Not for another. If you can't really use your better tricks for you, there are hundreds of reasons for better tricks, you can say your brothers and sisters, you can build it up. Sometimes just being me, sitting in the chair, here I am, and you say, "How do I put some next to you?" That's why I've filled with them up. We are a published guy, people who have KQI, today. And you get to build each other and ask, "How can I build others up?" We could serve in practical ways. A few weeks ago, our family, the little kids got recruited into work and it was raining. And you know, people took a church, very cool and very cool. And I stood under the covering, and some of the kids got involved in the work team and my son, Sam, did this in jacket, sued the rain, bought a different book, his eyelashes, so he wanted a welcome. And I said, "How's the rain?" He was so cool, man. He got his risk of these people, and then that guy picked up a sister. He gave them one thing. He gave them one thing. 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Because when I got out of that, it's a sin. At Google, it would give us great things. And a trade call for the sin. And I wonder if it's a building in charge either. I don't know if we'll own a building. It will have a building that, you know, an open space in there to read. We've had a few prophetic works in that life. I don't know what's going to happen there or the timeline. But this has got great things. This is what it creates as well. It's particularly with TV. And I had this wonderful afternoon with competition. I was just speaking to me. I was writing stuff down. And I thought you'd say, "As I've heard, you should fool with so many creators, look for opportunities to express their creativity." This includes both innovation and the way things are done. Excellence in music and voice is a push way to communicate. Though the truth is high touch and not provisional limits still, I want that directly to utilize technology to seem like a difference and to do it too. This? There are so many creators in this church. Can you help us be all creative? Yeah. I mean, body creators. They help us add sections of color to the way we are in this church. And then another quick one is, "I've been struggling too much with too little. Hey, I'm all in together, but I have been in church my whole other life, and I can tell you it is a way of being tricked when you need too many times. Please don't." There is also a day when you need too few times. So pray for us as leaders. When we call you to something, we feel really hard about living in this choir. Okay. Singing me. What kind of church is Jesus building? I've already made the point. So I'm going to break it again. The Lord added to them how the dead those who were being saved. That's what happened next year. So a lot of people arriving, that doesn't yet believe in Jesus, but their friends talked about long. And they came once. And they came again. The biblical part, they said, "I can't believe this stuff. Tell me more about Jesus." The point is that people are coming here, and they need to be a welcoming church. When I'm looking for an inspiration about being welcoming, I'm hoping to hear Ph.D. pieces on Kristula in the Bible. It's been a ridiculous amount of my life on this particular couple. And there's a fascinating story, because some of them are going to get kicked out of Rome. They had it up in Corinth. They had it up in the city that's not their home. Okay. And when the apostles pulled and arrived in the city of Corinth, so they put that tape again. So you have to keep a load on the outside, bringing candles into the inside. A lot of that story. You might arrive feeling, you know, at a place, the fox board a little, you arrive in the middle of things bringing candles in. And then, Paul takes to select an equivalent area. It replaces this part in the city. They go into this book. Paul preaches the gospel there. Some people see it as part of the gospel on the Sunday. And he leaves the script for leaders, which is both about an extract of the human swings that they call brothers and sisters, under the care of crystalline equivalents. There's Paul left crystalline equivalent area. And they are posting people in their lives. So now they arrive in the Utah, they're on the outside, but look, they're bringing people on the inside. They do it again. And there's a fair story of an honored series, this hot, tall teacher. He's going to become one of the great teachers in the city. Who arrives just in the God, trying to tell everyone about Jesus, but he's got quite a bit of listening and understanding. This is going to put all of these. And this is that they invite us to really read the books. Have a good one. Here we go. When you're still in the corner, there it is. They invited him to the home and explained him in the work where God more adequate. Interestingly, there's the ESZ translation, which says that they took him inside, created an impression that they just had a little cat in the corner of the setting up. But they had a new translation on the basis that they invited him to the home. I think that's the better one. I'm saying the script was close on Barnard, close on Barnard. And it needs to take it to bring in. In fact, in acceptance of 2018, we will tell a story of how Paul is shook with with some people who have washed up onto the island of North. They are freezing, and listen to this. Once safety on shore, we find out that the island was subnota. The island was showed us unusual kinds. They built us fire and welcomed us all because it was raining cold. Welcome. Close on Barnard. This is the same word. Another thing. Fire place. We've got a fire place driving in the middle of the house. We slide the couch in front of the bed. It's the heart of our home in winter. And in the city of Cape Town, I'm sure Jesus wants every local church to be like a bonfire. People call out there. Individualism is workshops on could surf. My goodness, the flip side of individualism, which is just on the rise of waste and cold days. That's why we need this to sit. We are so performant on the bed. So into switching ourselves. We don't know how to think. We are isolated. It's the rise of anxiety and depression. No, no. We're the island that's showing people unusual kinds. We will build a fire and we will put them in because it's raining cold outside. I really pray that every Christian who comes into the city is your place. On the day, I want you to feel unusual kinds. And I'm going to try and do it in my apartment. Did you try your apartment? Oh, I'm going to have a hundred opportunities to show you your countries. And keep in mind, this is what the city's about. Welcome one another. Just as Christ welcomed you. Just as Christ rose and by my view. You know, it's one thing welcoming people into city. If this is a force that we have to say to you, welcome us in. It's raining and cold out there. And then you can roll into salvation. And then they set fire up a sword in the wall. From the law of God, he cleans us in. Hey, those of you that are in the church, I hope you feel the welcoming arms of Jesus today. He is welcoming you in. Yeah? And the same way Jesus welcomes us in, we welcome ourselves. We want to be like Jesus. So we welcome people like the welcoming these children into our community. Welcome. Come on in. Come on in. Come on in. So let's welcome people on Sunday. Let's also welcome people into our homes, which brings me to my final point. Jesus is building a family church. It's not just building a gathering church. It's not just building a welcoming church. He's building a family church. It says that the voters themselves in the television and it says that they ate together with glad and sincere hearts. In other words, they got into each other's lives. They got into each other's homes. And one of the amazing things in the New Testament, which is the part of the Bible written off of Jesus Christ, is that the main thing that Christians call each other, the main thing is brothers and sisters. It's beautiful. There's a hundred places in the book of Acts and especially in the next four words or two, where he calls people brothers and sisters. I can just another picture. ESV, which has got awesome stuff put on the... but there is a agenda that the... in my mind leads to the exude of women. ESV, no, it's a hundred places, only says brothers. The NIV, my most modern intellectual says brothers and sisters. You see, the word adult boy is speaking with a male word but in ancient and perceptive languages. It makes brothers and sisters. Where if somebody calls you an adult boy, there's a lot of news that they will be included. When trying to get ESV to Ivy, she would get a zap for the boy's home. So that's my translation. It's so important. The word adult boy needs brothers and sisters. So, by the way, I read an ESV. I just like... your grimes just are mentioned to you in part, say? Brothers and sisters. Brothers and sisters, this is what... this is what we're called and we're calling each other. I mean, I give you some... I give you some verses. There are disciples at each and each with people who decided to provide help with the brothers and sisters living in India. I do not want you to find away brothers and sisters that are planned many times to come to you. I feel to you brothers and sisters in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. They can all agree with one another. And what you say is that there will be no divisions of money. They can be perfectly united. They can be brothers and sisters. I'm just quite a very serious. The faith of brothers and sisters. Keep on running one another as brothers and sisters. Last week, I couldn't speak to 120 boys in Milton College. Great, great teens. The vast majority of them come from the Christmas band. And then I teamed up with a guy, Chris Denver, from every nation church in Grover. He was clearly a part of the band. He spoke before me and by the end of us, 120 boys came to commit their lives to Jesus. And then I got to speak with him a big step. And then I got to... I got a team of 10 people from One Life Church. A great church in it. And you come out of an institution's national movement. And by 15 to my side, it was exactly 20 boys. All of them felt their love of God and your faith. But I remember saying to them, I said, "You know, you came to the camp and you were each other's friends but now you're brothers. You're not graduates. You're brothers." I mean, it's amazing. In the Asian communities, you didn't call each other brothers and sisters. The Epicureians and the Stoics and the Cynics. They called each other friends. That was as close as they got. They called the Christian community. They called each other brothers and sisters. You pushed out the team at 24.25. I don't know what to do with brothers and sisters. They must come to know how we make sure one another one who would love and could be not getting our meetings together and someone in the habit of doing, but encouraging one another. So first take to know one another. The great witnesses, they just consider one another. They must consider one another. In Genesis 4, God I'll say if you notice where the ego is, you're biased. And I'm a brothers keeper. God doesn't seem to learn to answer, but the answer is obvious. Yes, our individualistic politicians are supposed to see ourselves as actimized humans. I'm answerable to none. I'm answerable for none. But that's not true in a family. I am my sister's keeper. I am my brother's keeper. I'm to be allergic to the weaknesses and struggles that make them susceptible to discouragement and compromise. How else can I keep it? Can you explain what it means to consider one another? Just watch Lordo raise again and look what Sam does to throw him. He is not only committed to the guy, he knows that God. He can see photos on abilities and weaknesses. I'm into a lie just to keep them. Some of us don't mind helping others, but we struggle to keep the care ourselves. I'll give you our submission cards. It's just so far left. They get directed to pay attention to ourselves in these ways. In single, we vary in vulnerability. We vary in death. We vary in authenticity. We encourage people to come and say, "Oh, I'd like to need to put on any polish." Take off the mask, take off your armour. We've been even being real and involved with one another. Actually, young people don't know how to be real and awkward. The post is over young people. It's like you have to learn again of actual relationships. And I want to ask you, who has used to expose your life to your struggles, your symptoms, your secrets? So, this is over. And some of you, with all this sort of stereotype, you want to run after them. Because you have such a private life. And it's a better life that you're being hired to. It's a beautiful way to be known. It's a beautiful life to actually know people, to take them as their art and look beyond the mask and polish. And the best managers, the best strangers, have to deal with the real knowing and being each other's people. And secondly, we encourage one another. We want to see how we may spur one another on you. In Christian community, we keep alive, and turn into the flame. We turn into the flame of hope among us. The Greek word for "sphere" means "actless." It was used in ancient multitudes, through foods and art groups of animals, and even half of them. The Greek word for "sphere" means "actless." We work each other to ask ghosts of demonstrated love. Actually, we are so easy, hardened by suits and suits. Together, however, my God given suit becomes your suit, and your God given joy becomes my God. I think we can build each other. How can we encourage each other? How can we be more verbally generous? And some of you are just a natural goal in character. We've got one of them. Sam, came to the world as an encouragement. He came out during summer. He had only one third of all the food he used for, just like this, much more than a child. And actually, we realised that probably a symptom of his personality, because you will give him food, and you'll tell everybody else's thoughts, and you're like, "It's based on it, it's for the others." Then, talk about how a natural goal in character is to the rich masses to learn how to eat more in your culture. How can you be more verbally generous with the people in your life? They do something, thank them. They do something, praise them for it. And then, firstly, commit to matter. Commit together. Many of the readers, as people, were discouraged. They thought that because it's written to them, which led them to avoid the thing they needed most, gathering with thankful brothers and sisters. You know, it's got more growth that you need to get at home than you can get at where you should be, to help in your culture. So, Julie and I have got five children, I think I'll mention that, but all seven of us are busy with different things, things that pull up the part from each other. And we realised that the way we do strong damage to prioritize, get it together every day. So, the system finds a way to talk about something. Every week, every day, every year, the vacation together, where there was room to sit with, you know, like in China and England there. Other demands on each of our lives must wait a day. I know there's a whole basic way to cultivate a tough family. And yet, I'm amazed how few of your people in families seem to put prioritize together into together. See, with the rise of individualism, many believe in acoustic churches, like people in our cultures, acoustic families, they fail to prioritize moments of coming together. This leads to weaker families and churches and more vulnerable people in their lives. You then are color children who read, one day a moment there it also went, stay close to another, be able to hear each other. It must serve in the Father's Heart when the Jesus Christ is there. We are not going to children with someone's brother or sister. This family belongs to no human being, nobody who encourages you and who encourages you by them. So, this is too much together. Let's continue to do that together. If you want us to meet into events, this is this relation in one another, you can't even know all these people in the room. But you can't, you know, son of a man. We miss relation in one another, but you do make a great past in this community so we open our hearts and our lives to one another, building deep and meaningful things that last the world. In single lists, emphasize relational character. Hey, we serve love, gifts, and talents. Because people have got gifts and talents, and kids need gifts and talents, but even more importantly, gifts and talents is relational character. You can know somebody who is really gifted and talented and spirited and gifted and talented. But they don't know how relationships work, they don't know how to make it feel special. And maybe there's some relation to this character, a ways about it. That is so more important, you know, because you can have different people that can destroy your community, and all of us can learn to become more emotional in relation or they can have that kind of spirituality. And it makes a void of excitement. No interest in writing, it's an agreement in every area, that's not the event. Even more environmentalists disagree. You can have unity with our community, but some people will grant one to those services agreement and use them to create a vision to live. From a 16-year-old's up to what child would those who create the vision? If any of us is divisive, we must stop it. Stop it. And I have energy permission. It's the way they are. They need a message. You can tell it. You have good people to make and you have hard encouragement. And it's something that humans do, we come critical about leaders. And that's because leaders sometimes make mistakes. And sometimes when you think about making mistakes, maybe they are making mistakes. I don't know why you are struggling with something. Go see you. What is it? Is there a real struggle with something? Can you help me? Don't come in with flying accusations. It's not already work. You say, "Oh, we understand a little bit." It's not going to help you talk to me through all your friends. Go see the leaders. I know one of them needs a synthesis chip. I can tell you, I can tell you that we are not in a phase C, or something else we are. But even that is something that we would challenge each other on. It's not a kind of thing to say to each other. And then lastly, this is all conflicts in a golden way. I am a dual personal conflict. This might be a number one reason people leave a chip. People don't get along with one another there. But you can't drop in a family with anyone in a different conflict. But it should just have families have disagreements. The easiest thing people to do with this happens is just things. You and I know that doesn't want to help them. Often people would go to another chip and they would discover the other chip is supposed to die there. So what to do when you have inevitable conflicts? You learn to deal with conflict in a wise way. There's a whole skill set. And you don't come into the world by any means. So conflicts are going to come because we've got each other. The fact is, I've got four more conflicts than ours. It's a few more people. More people? More people? More people? There are many possible communities. The next human conflict is going in a wise way. And I'm going to say no. Guys, we have run out of time. We usually like to aim with the song and ministry time that we're often able to hit the sun there. And I'll let us just make it in a minute or two in prayer if that's okay, until we hang out. Jesus, thank you for the truth you're building. We serve the way and we are such a bit of humans. Surely we're going to mix it up with your grace. Your grace means that ordinary, messed up humans like us get to build with you anyway. You're building a gathering. We pray you bliss our families. You're building a welcome to help us to be a firehouse student showing how you use your kindness to people, welcoming them in on Sunday and also into our lives and our homes and others to be a family church. Going beyond your attendance and superficial connection is really getting to know about this student shelter. This feels so scary for some of us. It's going to feel scary for me. And yet it's such a beautiful journey that you might as soon. It's the vision, the journey of attachment to everything for that and attacking your kindness. You know I'd love to just pray for those of you that are living in the church for the first time. I just want to pray for those of you that are living in the church for the first time today. Pray God that you would make yourself the real today. Surely there was something in this meeting that spoke to them, that touched it. I pray that you're going to say leave us today that they'll walk away with the sense of the five places heaven broken in you. And Jesus does welcome you. So welcome to the custom here. So this is learning to love him. He wants to reveal himself. This is by the end of the family of God and Jesus. Amen. Amen. Hey guys. You don't have to hurry off. We can head out with some deluxe coffee. And if anyone needs training, come to the tribe. We'll talk to everybody. This will be really grateful to people. So much love. See you next week for Tills.