HURRY, COME LET’S GO YE: THE UNCOMPLETED DUTY OF CHURCH

INTRODUCTION The Church was never meant to be a museum for the saved; it was designed to be a movement for the seeking. Somewhere between the Upper Room and the modern sanctuary, the "fire" of the Gospel became a "fireplace"-something we gather around for warmth rather than something we carry into the darkness to light the world. We have become experts at the "Come," but we have grown silent on the "Go." "Hurry, Come Let's Go Ye" is a cry for the Church to find its feet again. The subtitle, The Uncompleted Duty of the Church, serves as a sobering reminder: our mission is not yet finished. There are cities still unreached, souls still unrescued, and a mandate that still hangs in the balance of eternity. We are currently living in the "unfinished" chapters of the Book of Acts, and heaven is waiting for us to pick up the pen. In this book, we will explore: - The Anatomy of Urgency: Why "later" is the enemy of the Kingdom.- The Great Omission: How we've managed to ignore the core of the Commission.- The Rhythmic Movement: Understanding the "Hurry," the "Come," and the "Go."This isn't just another book for your shelf; it is a roadmap for your assignment. The harvest is not waiting for us to get ready; it is waiting for us to show up. The Master is at the door. The fields are white. The time is short. Hurry, come let's go ye.

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