It can seem pretty easy to be mission-minded when we spend a week overseas on a mission trip.

It can seem pretty easy to be mission-minded when we are just away from our regular day-to-day,

from all things and people familiar to us.

In those situations, we are naturally able to see others in light of their greatest need,

a saving relationship with Jesus Christ.

But what if we could be mission-minded with the people we interact with on a daily basis?

And if we were able to see our neighbors, friends, classmates, co-workers in light of their

greatest need?

In this message, from March 6-7-13, David Platte challenges the church to consider their

lives over the next couple weeks as if they were on a short-term mission trip.

Rather than settling for what's comfortable and easy, we ought to trust God to work as

we intentionally share the gospel and meet the needs of those around us.

This is the Radical with David Platte Podcast.

Here is David with a message title, 2020 Spring Break Mission Trip.

If you have a Bible and I hope you are somebody around you guys that you can look on with,

let me invite you to open with me to Mark chapter 6, Mark chapter 6, and as you're turning,

I want to welcome those of you in Arlington, Moko, Loudon, Prince William, as well as those

of you online.

It's good to be together around God's Word.

And regardless of where you are, I want to welcome you officially to the start of our

2022 Metro DC Spring Break Mission Trip.

Now you might think I didn't sign up for a mission trip, but I have surprising news for

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