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AN EIGHT WEEK STUDY
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Alliance Core Values: An Eight Week Study
Participant’s Guide
Copyright © 2011 The Christian and Missionary Alliance
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Table of Contents
[vi]
Alliance Core Values [vii]
Session 1:
Alliance Core Values [1]
Session 2:
Session 3:
Finding Lost People [5]
Prayer: Our Primary Work [9]
Session 4:
Session 5:
It’s All God’s [13]
God’s Word: The Key to All Success [17]
Session 6:
Mobilizing Devoted Disciples [23]
Session 7:
Holy Spirit Empowerment [27]
Session 8:
Faith-Filled Risks [33]
What’s at Our Core [39]
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It goes without saying that there ought to be a close connection between
what we believe and the way that we behave. In fact, the Bible says very
clearly that there is such a connection: “As [a man] thinks in his heart, so
is he” (Proverbs 23:7, NKJV).
In the first part of our
series, we focused on the Fourfold
Gospel—Jesus our Savior, Sanctifier, Healer, and Coming King—the heart
of what we as Alliance people believe.
In Alliance Core Values, we will look at how those key beliefs shape
the way that we live. As we journey through this study together, we will
look at seven core values—each of which is expressed as a declarative
statement. We will hear from and about individuals whose lives have been
dramatically impacted by these values, and we will look at some biblical
figures who can serve as role models for each one of us as we seek to drive
these values more deeply into our own lives.
John F. Soper
The Christian and Missionary Alliance
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The spiritual DNA of every Christ follower is to glorify God. It’s what we were
created to do. The spiritual DNA of the C&MA is to make Christ followers of
all people (Matthew 28:18–20). If we and other Great Commission Christians
remain true to our call, the whole world—every nation, tongue, and tribe—
will declare the glory of God. Then we will see the return of Jesus Christ, our
Coming King (Matthew 24:14).
What we believe motivates and inspires us to live out the Alliance Core Values—
seven basic principles that flow out of our passion for Jesus. These core values
are not as much Alliance as they are the core values that Jesus lived and calls us
to live. As we draw from His endless reserves of divine empowerment to practice
these core values, He enables us to obey His mandate to “go and make disciples
of all nations …” (Matthew 28:19).
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Lost people matter to God. He wants them found.
(Luke 19:10)
In the formative years of our movement, the Holy Spirit instilled within A. B. Simpson
a passion to reach people who had no knowledge of Jesus Christ in his “Jerusalem”
and around the world. That passion still lives in The Alliance today and is our first core
value: Lost people matter to God. He wants them found.
Prayer is the primary work of God’s people.
(Philippians 4:6–7)
We believe that nothing of lasting value can be done unless it is bathed in prayer. His
passionate belief that prayer undergirds all ministry compelled Alliance founder A. B.
Simpson to create a prayer league that would focus on the world’s evangelization. He
believed that this Prayer Alliance would prove to be the “mightiest force in the spread
of missions.” That force still drives The Alliance today. Prayer is the primary work
of God’s people.
Everything we have belongs to God. We are His stewards.
(1 Chronicles 29:14)
This core value is intrinsic to the nature and structure of The Alliance. Scripture
encourages us to remember that the amount of money we have or how much we give
is secondary to recognizing that everything we have belongs to God. We are
His stewards.
Knowing and obeying God’s Word is fundamental to all true success.
( Joshua 1:8)
The driving force of The Alliance has always been Jesus’ command from Matthew
28:19—the Great Commission: “Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them
in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.” But the next verse is equally
important: “and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you…” Knowing and
obeying God’s Word is fundamental to all true success.
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Completing the Great Commission will require the mobilization
of every fully devoted disciple.
(Matthew 28:19)
In The Christian and Missionary Alliance, the first priority of every minister, congregation,
and believer is to work for the evangelization of the world. Healthy churches producing
healthy disciples who are devoted to reaching lost people will hasten the completion of the
Great Commission and the return of Jesus Christ. Completing the Great Commission
will require the mobilization of every fully devoted disciple.
Without the empowerment of the Holy Spirit,
we can accomplish nothing.
(1 Corinthians 2:4–5)
The Apostle Paul said, “My message and my preaching were not with wise and persuasive words, but
with a demonstration of the Spirit’s power, so that your faith might not rest on men’s wisdom, but on God’s
power.” We believe this is the fiber of our being. Without the empowerment of the
Holy Spirit, we can accomplish nothing.
Achieving God’s purposes means taking faith-filled risks.
This always involves change.
(Hebrews 11:6)
For more than a century, Alliance workers have braved harsh and dangerous territory, at
great personal risk, to take the good news of Jesus to a lost world. Because of the selfless
dedication of Alliance workers who were willing to lay down their lives for the gospel, entire
people groups now know Jesus. Achieving God’s purposes means taking
faith-filled risks. This always involves change.
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Session 1:
Alliance Core Values
As he thinks in his heart, so is he.
Proverbs 23:7 (NKJV)
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Alliance Core Values
Video Teaching Segment
The Session 1 intro/teaching segment is entitled Alliance Core Values. Throughout
the segment, key words will appear on the screen. These words are the answers to
the fill-in-the-blank section below. You may choose to fill in these blanks as
you watch the segment or wait until it is over to do so.
1. There ought to be a close connection between what we
and the way we
.
2.
matter to God. He wants them found.
3.
is the primary work of God’s people.
4. Everything we have belongs to God. We are His
.
5. Knowing and obeying
all true success.
is fundamental to
6. Completing the Great Commission will require the
7. Without the
accomplish nothing.
of the Holy Spirit, we can
8. Achieving God’s purposes means taking
.
9. These are not so much C&MA values as they are the values of
.
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Discussion Notes
Key Memorization Verse:
As he thinks in his heart, so is he.
(Proverbs 23:7, NKJV)
Supplemental Resources
Additional articles, documents, and video segments can be found online at
www.cma-dna.com.
Look Ahead
To prepare for the next session, read Luke 15:1–32 and think about what the
parables reveal about God’s love for lost people.
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Session 2:
Finding Lost People
Lost people matter to God. He wants them found.
For the Son of Man came to seek and to save what was lost.
Luke 19:10
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Finding Lost People
Video Testimony: Syna Lao
Syna and her husband, Soeuth, have served as
church planters in Cambodia since 1995. Syna has a
nursing degree, and Soeuth is a graduate of Nyack
College and Alliance Theological Seminary. They
have two young sons.
The Session 2 teaching segment is entitled Finding Lost People. Throughout the
segment, key words will appear on the screen. These words are the answers to the
fill-in-the-blank section below. You may choose to fill in these blanks as you
watch the segment or wait until it is over to do so.
1. For what is seen is
, but what is unseen is
.
2. What is
is swallowed up by
.
3.
is more real and more lasting than
.
4. Jesus said we will give an account for
.
5. “Since, then, we know what it is to fear the Lord, we try to
.” (2 Corinthians 5:11)
Key Question: “If no one will end up in hell, why did Jesus have to die?”
Discussion Notes
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For the Son of Man came to seek and to save what was lost.
(Luke 19:10)
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Dig Deeper
Read Luke 15:1–32 and answer the following questions:
1.What do verses 1 and 2 tell us about the setting in which these words of Jesus
were spoken? How does that help us to understand why He told these stories?
2.In one or two sentences summarize the common theme of all three stories.
Why do you think that Jesus told these stories one after another?
3.How focused were the main characters in each parable on finding what they
had lost? How does reflecting on these stories change the way you think about
serving God?
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4.How important is the idea of celebration in the Bible? What other “celebration
passages” can you think of ? What makes God want to celebrate?
5. How do these stories fit with Jesus’ purpose statement in Luke 19:10?
6.What adjustments do you need to make this week to live out this core value of
Jesus?
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Session 3:
Prayer: Our Primary Work
Prayer is the primary work of God’s people.
Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition,
with thanksgiving, present your requests to God.
Philippians 4:6–7
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Our Primary Work
VideoTestimony: Fred Hartley
Fred Hartley is pastor of Lilburn Alliance Church in
Lilburn, Georgia. Fred is also president of College
of Prayer International, with 20,000 students in 63
campuses worldwide.
The Session 3 teaching segment is entitled Prayer—Our Primary Work. Throughout
1. The disciples said, “
(Luke 11:1)
.”
2. The disciples observed that everything Jesus
and everything He
proceeded from His life of
.
3. While John was
, the heavens opened, the
dove descended, and the voice of
heaven.
from
4. Everything in Jesus’ life proceeded from His life of prayer with
.
5. Every major event in the Book of Acts
or
a time of prayer.
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6. The early days of The Alliance were characterized by this same
.
7. It was the secret to their incredible
and
.
Discussion Notes
Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer
and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God.
(Philippians 4:6–7)
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Our Primary Work
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Dig Deeper
Read Luke 11:1–13 and answer the following questions:
1.According to the pattern of prayer that Jesus gave to the disciples (we call it the
Lord’s Prayer), what should we be praying about? How balanced is your prayer
life in the areas that Jesus mentions?
2.What is the connection between our willingness to forgive the sins of others and
our ability to experience God’s forgiveness in our own lives?
3.What do you think is the main idea of the story Jesus tells in verses 5–8?
4.Think about the promise that Jesus makes in verses 9–10. What is the
difference between “asking,” “seeking,” and “knocking”? How could this verse
change the way that you pray?
5.What are the most important things that we can learn about God from this
passage of Scripture?
6.What do you believe is the connection between our prayers and the gift of the
Holy Spirit? Read what the Apostle Paul says in Romans 8:26–27. How do
those verses add meaning to Jesus’ words in Luke 11?
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Session 4:
It’s All God’s
Everything we have belongs to God. We are His stewards.
Everything comes from you, and we have given you only what comes from your hand.
1 Chronicles 29:14
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Video Testimony: Sammy Brokopp
Discussion Notes
Sammy Brokopp is the son of Pete and Alice
Brokopp, who for many years served as Alliance
international workers in Burkina Faso. Born in 2004,
Sammy has one older sister and is known for being
a leader, focused, committed—and a whole lot of
fun. Sammy’s dad, Pete, is now the coordinator of
strategic development for Envision.
The Session 4 teaching segment is entitled It’s All God’s. Throughout the segment,
key words will appear on the screen. These words are the answers to the fill-in-theblank section below. You may choose to fill in these blanks as you watch the
segment or wait until it is over to do so.
1. Abraham would have said that God was the
.
2. “I’ll be
with what God has given me.”
3. And he knew that God is a god who
.
4. Abraham answered, “The Lord will
(Genesis 22:8)
But who am I, and who are my people, that we should be
able to give as generously as this? Everything comes from you,
and we have given you only what comes from your hand.
.”
5. Abraham knew the “
.”
6. Modern culture is infected with a disease some have called
.
7.
and

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Dig Deeper
.
Read Matthew 25:14–30 and answer the following questions:
1.In one or two sentences summarize the main point that Jesus made when He
taught this parable to the disciples.
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Video Testimony: Sammy Brokopp
Discussion Notes
Sammy Brokopp is the son of Pete and Alice
Brokopp, who for many years served as Alliance
international workers in Burkina Faso. Born in 2004,
Sammy has one older sister and is known for being
a leader, focused, committed—and a whole lot of
fun. Sammy’s dad, Pete, is now the coordinator of
strategic development for Envision.
The Session 4 teaching segment is entitled It’s All God’s. Throughout the segment,
key words will appear on the screen. These words are the answers to the fill-in-theblank section below. You may choose to fill in these blanks as you watch the
segment or wait until it is over to do so.
1. Abraham would have said that God was the
.
2. “I’ll be
with what God has given me.”
3. And he knew that God is a god who
.
4. Abraham answered, “The Lord will
(Genesis 22:8)
But who am I, and who are my people, that we should be
able to give as generously as this? Everything comes from you,
and we have given you only what comes from your hand.
.”
5. Abraham knew the “
.”
6. Modern culture is infected with a disease some have called
.
7.
and

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Dig Deeper
.
Read Matthew 25:14–30 and answer the following questions:
1.In one or two sentences summarize the main point that Jesus made when He
taught this parable to the disciples.
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2. Why do you think that each servant was given a different number of talents? What is the significance of that for us? (NOTE: a talent of silver in New
Testament times was the equivalent of about 15 years of the average man’s
wages.)
3.A talent was a preset weight of a precious metal, usually silver. The parable is
speaking about money, but Jesus almost certainly meant for us to think about
more than just our bank accounts. What else should we be thinking about as
stewards of the Lord’s treasure? (NOTE: this parable is the origin of our English
word “talent.”)
4. Think carefully about the response of the servant who hid his talent. What
does it tell you about his concept of the Master?
5. What practical implications does this parable have for your life as a disciple?
What action steps are you prepared to take?
6. Read what the Apostle Paul says in 2 Corinthians 5:10. How do those verses
add meaning to Jesus’ words in Matthew 25?
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God’s Word:
The Key to All Success
Knowing and obeying God’s Word is fundamental to all true success.
Do not let this Book of the Law depart from your mouth; meditate on it day and
night, so that you may be careful to do everything written in it.…
Joshua 1:8
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Video Testimony: Derwin Gray
Derwin, a former NFL player, is pastor of a
multiethnic, multigenerational, mission-shaped
community called Transformation Church (C&MA)
in Indian Land, South Carolina. He also serves
as president of One Heart at a Time Ministries.
Derwin and his wife, Vicky, have two children.
The Session 5 teaching segment is entitled God’s Word: The Key to All Success.
Throughout the segment, key words will appear on the screen. These words are
the answers to the fill-in-the-blank section below. You may choose to fill in these
blanks as you watch the segment or wait until it is over to do so.
1. Three times God tells Joshua to be
and
.
2. God said, “I will not
you or
you.” ( Joshua 1:5)
3. Because of God’s
, Joshua will have
.
4. God told Joshua, “Everything I have promised is contingent upon your
Book of the Law.” ( Joshua 1:8)
to do everything that is written in the
5. Don’t let it depart from your mouth—
about it,
on it day and night;
about it.
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6. To the extent that we
and
the Word of God, we will be
and
.
7.This psalm is meant to help us understand the things that God’s Word will
do for us if we
it and if we
it.
8. “I have
Your Word in my
(Psalm 119:11)
that I might not sin against You.”
9. “Your word is a
to my feet, and a
for my path.” (Psalm 119:105)
10. “I run in the path of your
, for you have
.” (Psalm 119:32)
11. You can experience the
and
of God all the time.
Discussion Notes
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Do not let this Book of the Law depart from your mouth;
meditate on it day and night, so that you may be careful
to do everything written in it.…
( Joshua 1:8)
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Dig Deeper
Read Psalm 119:1–32 and answer the following questions:
1.How many different words and phrases does the psalmist use to describe the
Word of God in these verses?
2.Make a list of the different things that the Word of God can do for us.
Which of those things do you need the most right now?
3.Verses one and two both begin with the word “blessed.” What do you think that
word really means?
4.Think about verse 32. How does it change the way that most people think
about God’s law?
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5.Put the following three phrases in what you believe to be the proper order and
explain your reasoning:
• Love the Word
• Learn the Word
• Live the Word
6.Memorize Psalm 119:11.
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Session 6:
Mobilizing Devoted Disciples
Completing the Great Commission will require the mobilization
Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of
the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.
Matthew 28:19
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Mobilizing Disciples
Video Testimony: Jason Ostrander
Jason serves as director for the Alliance Youth Office
for the U.S. C&MA. He is a national conference
speaker and film documentarian. He and his wife,
Calu, have two sons.
The Session 6 teaching segment is entitled Mobilizing Devoted Disciples. Throughout
1.God
to use ordinary people—the
, the
and the
.
2. He uses
people like Moses and
ones like Samuel.
3. God uses
,
to accomplish His
.
4. God asks Moses, “
(See Exodus 4:2.)
?”
5. There was a moment when the staff that belonged to
became the staff that belonged to
.
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6.God
the thing that was in their hands,
and He
it and
it an extraordinary way.
7.God is going to use very ordinary people to accomplish the task of
.
Discussion Notes
Therefore go and make disciples of all nations,
baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son
and of the Holy Spirit.
(Matthew 28:19)
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Mobilizing Disciples
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Dig Deeper
Read Matthew 28:16–20 and Acts 1:1–11 and answer the following questions:
1.To whom were the words of Jesus spoken in these passages? Do you believe that
the Great Commission applies to us as well as to the disciples? Why or why not?
2.On what basis does Jesus give this commandment? Why is that important?
3.What will be the primary job of the disciples? (Look for the main verb.) How are
we to do that job?
4.How do the verses in Matthew 28 help us to define what a disciple really is?
5.What do you think it means to be a “witness” for Jesus? (NOTE: the Greek
word for “witness” is “martyr.”)
6.What promises does Jesus give to the ones who carry out this command?
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Session 7:
Holy Spirit Empowerment
Without the empowerment of the Holy Spirit, we can accomplish nothing.
My message and my preaching were not with wise and persuasive words,
but with a demonstration of the Spirit’s power, so that your faith might not rest on
men’s wisdom, but on God’s power.
1 Corinthians 2:4–5
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Video Testimony: Ron Walborn
Ron is dean of Alliance Theological Seminary in
Nyack, New York. His wife, Wanda, is director for
Spiritual Formation at Nyack College. They have
four children.
The Session 7 teaching segment is entitled Holy Spirit Empowerment. Throughout the
1. It is only by the
of God that we can do the
things He calls us to do and experience the
of His life.
2. Peter was filled with
.
3. Occasionally, Peter’s
though he wanted to do the right thing.
got in the way, even
4. “For I have the
to do what is good, but I
cannot
,” Paul wrote. (Romans 7:18)
5. Peter was
and
, but he lost all his old self-confidence.
6. He and the other disciples have been
.
7. Jesus told them to
until they had been
with power from on high.
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8. They would be given the
and the
to do everything necessary to
.
9. The disciples were empowered, emboldened, and given “everything we need for
(2 Peter 1:3)
and
…”
10. [By the Holy Spirit] the disciples were enabled to
righteously,
boldly,
mightily, and
of Jesus.
God to do impossible things for the glory
11. The Bible clearly teaches that everyone who is a disciple of Jesus is
by the Holy Spirit.
12. A better translation of that verse might be
.
13. We pray to declare that we are
on Him
and ask Him to
our lives and hearts with His.
14. In reality, discipleship is all about our lives under the control of God as we
completely
to the Holy Spirit.
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Discussion Notes
My message and my preaching were not with wise
and persuasive words, but with a demonstration of the
Spirit’s power so that your faith might not rest on men’s
wisdom, but on God’s power.
(1 Corinthians 2:4–5)
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Dig Deeper
Read John 14:15–30 and answer the following questions:
1.What words does Jesus use to describe the person and work of the Holy Spirit?
2.According to Jesus, how will the ministry of the Holy Spirit to the disciples be
similar to His own? How will it be different?
3.Compare verses 17, 20, and 23. How would you describe the relationship
between the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit?
4.Now read John 15:1–11. (NOTE: this word picture is sandwiched between two
passages teaching about the ministry of the Holy Spirit.) Most Bible students
would say that this analogy is Jesus’ picture of what a life lived in the fullness of
the Holy Spirit “looks like.” Assuming this is the case, what does this passage
teach about how to be filled with the Holy Spirit?
5.If we “abide in Christ” by the power of the Holy Spirit, what are the main
benefits we can expect from that relationship?
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Session 8:
Faith-Filled Risks
Achieving God’s purposes means taking faith-filled risks.
And without faith it is impossible to please God, because anyone who comes to him
must believe that he exists and that he rewards those who earnestly seek him.
Hebrews 11:6
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Faith-Filled Risks
Video Testimony: Sami Dagher
Sami Dagher is founder of the Alliance national
churches in Lebanon and Baghdad, as well as a Bible
school in the Nuba Mountains, Sudan. Currently, he
is vice president of the Alliance national churches in
Syria and Lebanon.
The Session 8 teaching segment is entitled Faith-Filled Risks. Throughout the
1. The history of redemption is full of people who
and
God.
2. They became the
by which God
the course of history.
3. Even new believers will have the opportunity to take
of trust.
4. Shiphrah and Puah were not trying to change the
. They were just going to
.
5. Most faith-filled risks will be the product of
because we are living our
.
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6. When we have passionately
these values,
we have been an
of God.
Discussion Notes
And without faith it is impossible to please God, because
anyone who comes to him must believe that he exists and that
he rewards those who earnestly seek him.
(Hebrews 11:6)
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Faith-Filled Risks
Dig Deeper
Read Hebrews 11:1–19 and answer the following questions:
1.What kinds of faith-filled risks did the people mentioned in this passage take?
2.According to verses 13–16, what perspective is necessary to cultivate if we are
to live by faith successfully?
3.How is Abraham a good example to us of taking risks based upon trust in God?
How much did Abraham know about God before he began to walk with Him?
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What’s at Our Core?
“Passion for Christ and a love for lost souls … that’s the heart of The Christian and Missionary Alliance!”
—Joni Eareckson Tada, Joni and Friends
“More than a century after its founding, The Christian and Missionary
Alliance remains characterized by (a) a steadfast fidelity to God’s Word and its
authority, (b) a constant testimony of Jesus Christ as God’s Son and our Savior,
and (c) a Holy Spirit–inspired passion for evangelizing the nations in His Name.”
—Jack Hayford, King’s University and International Foursquare Churches
“Over the years I have enjoyed fellowship with Alliance missionaries around
the world and support their endeavors to reach a lost world for Christ.”
—Billy Graham, Billy Graham Evangelistic Association
“With its network of churches both domestically and internationally, the
C&MA has the potential to be one of the most significant influences of the 21st
century Church when it comes to both the Great Commission and the Great
Commandment.”
—Clive Calver, World Relief
“The Alliance has been one of the most powerful mission organizations in
the world. I have served alongside Alliance workers on every continent and have a
profound respect for the way they work with national churches.”
—Ravi Zacharias, Ravi Zacharias International Ministries
To learn more about Alliance Core Values and
, visit www.cma-dna.com.
To learn more about The Christian and Missionary Alliance, visit www.cmalliance.org.
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