Mistake?
Some years ago we began saying that KCBT is a church for all peoples. Occasionally, people will say “church for all people,” not peoples. Or, they might ask if it is not more correct to say a church for all people, thinking that means that all are welcome.
The plural form “peoples” is most intentional and is meant to reflect that not only is anyone welcome, but that we purposely desire to reach out to every ethnic group – all peoples.
Matthew 28:18-20 is probably the most recognizable expression of what we often call the Great Commission. The command is to make disciples of ”all nations (KJV).” When we hear “all nations” today, we commonly think of geo-political nations. The Greek phrase is panta ta ethne, or literally all ethnic groups.
Sunday we continue in our series The Mission. This week the idea is to understand what we really mean by saying that KCBT is a church for all peoples. And, what is the biblical basis for that? What’s a people? Who are the peoples? 8:00, 9:30 and 11:00am
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T.A.Shields


